Flavors range from mild and warm to quite strong and zingy. The longest storing type of garlic and the last to be harvested. Zingy and hot when used raw, but the flavor mellows considerably when cooked or roasted. Try mincing and sprinkling it over hasselback potatoes! Bold, rich flavor and moderately pungent. A creamy white bulb with gorgeously contrasting caramel colored clove wrappers.
Try it with pot roast! Strong, garlicky flavor. Rosy hued clove wrappers contrast beautifully with the milky white outer bulb wrappers. An heirloom variety originally from Washington. The longest storing garlic we grow and an annual best seller. Try it in everyday cooking anywhere a strong yet pleasant garlicky flavor is desired!
Mild, well-rounded flavor that makes this one a lovely all-purpose garlic. Try it grated into your favorite recipes! Hot raw flavor that mellows and becomes nutty when roasted. We grow roughly 20 varieties annually with total bulb numbers reaching over fifteen thousand. Find an updated list of our varieties below, along with their culinary attributes and suggestions for use.
Storing Garlic. The key to storing garlic successfully is air circulation. There are two sub-groups of Allium sativum: hardneck garlic subspecies ophioscorodon and softneck garlic subspecies sativum. Hardnecks form an edible flower stalk, or scape, in the springtime. Softnecks do not. Within each sub-group, there are several types of garlic. Each of these types has several varieties, or strains. Nov 3. Nov 2. Calling all garlic lovers!! Your future self will thank you at harvest time!
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Used not only as food and flavouring, but also for medicinal and spiritual purposes, it has been imbued with almost mystical properties. Its garlicky flavour can be hot, spicy and pungent but also sweet and nutty, and the same cul Sign in or register to add items to your wish list and receive stock notifications.
It provides vital minerals and elements that plants need, recreating the natural processes that occur in the earth and restoring your soil to its optimum level of health. ORGANIC: Garlic has been valued for its culinary and medicinal properties for thousands of years, so to get maximum benefit, start with certified organic bulbs that you can grow at home, chemical free. Pinkish-red cloves with thin, almost translucent wrappers.
Neat flavoursome pink sheathed cloves are easy to peel too. A popular breed in California, highly prized for its culinary qualities, many Australian cultivars like Cream and Australian White were actually derived from this desirable late season garlic variety.
Artichoke, Softneck. Porcelains produce a beautiful plant and impressive bulb. They have a satiny white wrapper with four to six cloves around a sturdy scape. They are easy to peel and great for cooking. Porcelain types include German White, Mt. Hood and Music. Softneck is the garlic most commonly found in supermarkets. It generally has a longer shelf life than hardnecks, with more cloves per bulb than hardnecks. It is mildly flavored, adaptable to most climates, and can be braided easily.
Silver skin is the most common and easy to grow. Artichoke has larger and fewer cloves per bulb and a milder flavor. The bulb wrappers on the artichoke varieties are coarser than the silverskin and may have some purple blotches. Softneck Italian Red is an Artichoke type. Elephant garlic is not a true garlic, but a variant of the garden leek species.
It has a tall, solid flowering stalk, and broad flat leaves much like those of the leek , but forms a bulb consisting of very large cloves. Garlic is often planted in the fall, from September until about 4 weeks before the ground freezes. It can be spring planted as soon as the ground can be worked, but best bulb size is generally from fall planted garlic.
It may be planted through January in the south. Select an area in full sun.
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