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Wanted: A good source for purchasing heirloom garlic to eat

15 years ago

Hi:

I live in Florida and the climate doesn't really allow for garlic production and this breaks my heart as I use a lot of garlic in cooking. Does anyone know where you can purchase heirloom garlic (for eating, not planting)online? I can only get the horrid, dried out stuff from the grocery stores where I live and thought someone on this forum might be able to point to an online store that offers fresh, heirloom varieties. Thanks for the help!

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reba_nc
15 years ago
Try the garlic store. You might ask them if there is any way you can grow something down there.

Here is a link that might be useful: the garlic store
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