garlic

16 years ago

I am new to garlic planting and would like to know what will happen to my garlic if I don't harvest it. Will it crap out at the end of the season or will it come back again next year?

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Annie_nj
16 years ago
It should come up again. It may not be as big as you'd like, but I'd think you could go several years without a noticable change. I like to dig it when the tops are still attached, so I get most of the cloves.
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