I don't see anything wrong with planting them now as long as the ground is not frozen. Any temperature above freezing will cause them to root out, and that's all that they really need in order to form full sized bulbs next year.

It has been freezing and thawing, I think Thanksgiving day is going to be mid fifties.

As long as you can manage to work them into the soil, they will still root out, and there should be plenty of above freezing temperatures well into December. Last year, it hardly ever froze up here in upstate NY and the garlic I planted by mid December still reached full size.

I planted some garlic in the ground about 10 days ago, and those are still sprouting which means they have become well rooted in the ground which is all you really need going into the spring to have nice big garlic.

I'm so happy, thanks Steve.

I just finished planting myself today. They should be fine.

Dean