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Early garlics & some creoles harvested

Garylane
10 years ago

Just harvested six varieties of garlic yesterday, ajo rojo, creole red, asian purple, maiskij turban, colorado purple & sonoran. was impressed with the size of the sonoran and the maiskij turban as this was my first year growing them. still have three more creoles to go. First year for the creoles except for burgundy. Looks like the creoles are going to do better here than i thought they would. Is anyone else harvesting garlic yet?

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