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Sun, Nov 18, 07 at 14:59
| I'm getting my garlic cloves in the ground as fast as I can, but I've noticed that some of the cloves have shriveled. They're not as firm and juicy as they were when they started out. Will they still grow okay? Or am I wasting my time putting them in the ground? |
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| As long as they are just a little shriveled and not to the point of being hard, you should be ok. For some reason my German Browns do that every year - I just plant them like normal and I'll usually lose only one or two out of 30. |
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- Posted by lilacs_of_may 5/6 CO (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 07 at 14:42
| Thanks for the response. I've gone ahead and planted them, except for a couple that looked too far gone. I'm glad to know that I can probably expect something from them. I have plenty of garlic to plant. If I lose one or two, no big deal. I just hate losing them to the squirrels. |
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