Garlic Clubb Music Seed Garlic - FALL DELIVERY, $25/per lb
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Porcelains
Porcelain Garlic is the most impressive garlic plant. It grows lush and tall, and the bulbs can get very large. 4-6 huge cloves per bulb. Easy peeling with great market appeal. Grows well in Northern climates, at the same time doing better in Southern climates than many other hardnecks. Porcelains also have the highest allicin content, the sulfur compound that gives garlic its therapeutic benefits. It stores well and can last well into the spring.
Music – is one of the most popular Porcelain garlics. Hardy and productive, it has an average of 4-6 cloves per bulb with beautiful satin white bulb wrappers. Clove wrappers have an attractive purple color. Scapes can reach heights of 6 feet plus. It grows well in many soil types, but does like to be well drained.
It is the predominant garlic grown in Quebec and Ontario. It is also popular throughout the Pacific Northwest. It’s a robust grower that tolerates a wide range of climates, faring particularly well in northern climates with very cold winters. Easy to peel and popular in the kitchen, it has a rich and robust taste — slightly spicy and with some heat but not overwhelming. Delicious and a prime example of what a hard-neck porcelain garlic is all about. A great choice for anyone growing garlic for the first time.
Porcelain Garlic is the most impressive garlic plant. It grows lush and tall, and the bulbs can get very large. 4-6 huge cloves per bulb. Easy peeling with great market appeal. Grows well in Northern climates, at the same time doing better in Southern climates than many other hardnecks. Porcelains also have the highest allicin content, the sulfur compound that gives garlic its therapeutic benefits. It stores well and can last well into the spring.
Music – is one of the most popular Porcelain garlics. Hardy and productive, it has an average of 4-6 cloves per bulb with beautiful satin white bulb wrappers. Clove wrappers have an attractive purple color. Scapes can reach heights of 6 feet plus. It grows well in many soil types, but does like to be well drained.
It is the predominant garlic grown in Quebec and Ontario. It is also popular throughout the Pacific Northwest. It’s a robust grower that tolerates a wide range of climates, faring particularly well in northern climates with very cold winters. Easy to peel and popular in the kitchen, it has a rich and robust taste — slightly spicy and with some heat but not overwhelming. Delicious and a prime example of what a hard-neck porcelain garlic is all about. A great choice for anyone growing garlic for the first time.
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