Garlic and Onion progress

10 years ago

Here's a link to the allium forum where I posted an update to my garlic and overwintering onion progress.
For a nice change, it's working out better than expected.....
-Mark

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myfamilysfarm
10 years ago
I keep forgetting the other forums, we are such a 'family' here.
little_minnie
10 years ago
Awesome. We are days from scaping here. Garlic here may have regional problems again. Mine came up patchy which has never happened before.
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boulderbelt
10 years ago
My alliums look great after a touch and go spring with the sweet onions (that are growing well as of a few days ago). The garlic should be ready to harvest in 2 to 4 weeks as well as the onions from sets (actually have been pulling those that are trying to flower for weeks as green onions.)

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