Vegetables: Growing Garlic in Home Gardens

For home gardeners in the Northwest, garlic (Allium sativum) is easy to grow, prolific, and can be stored for several months after it is harvested in midsummer. This publication offers information on planting, maintenance, pest management, and harvest and storage.

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Author: Martini, Nicole

SKU: FS162E

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Published: March 2015

Pages: 5

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