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is my garlic ready?

12 years ago

sorry for the dumb question but I'm just not really sure--some of it is leaning but not really falling over, all of it has at least 4-5 green leaves still. The few I pulled varied greatly in size. Should I pull the rest now or will they continue to increase in size in zone 7?

thanks so much!!!!

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wcthomas
12 years ago
They may increase a little more. I harvest mine when they have three mostly green leaves.

TomNJ
vaherbmom
Original Author
12 years ago
ok, thank you!
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ikea_gw
12 years ago
What TomNJ said.

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