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WANTED: like to start a garlic bed

18 years ago

and, i really dont know what kind i need! I think, from reading, I'd like elephant garlic, early italian purple , purple glazer, and georgian crystal- but, thats only from reading about them. i'd like to start with milder types, and kinda' ease into the stronger?anyone with advice, or starts to spare? i have mostly flowers, since i'm afraid to save seeds from my heirloom vegetables.

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paquebot
18 years ago
What a coincidence! Purple Glazer and Georgian Crystal have been 2 of the 4 varieties included in the Kitchen Mix this week. Since you've requested the mix, I'll be certain to send at least 5 cloves of each.

Martin
ceresone
Original Author
18 years ago
Martin, how wonderful, you're the nicest man! I really appreciate it.
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