Even if you missed the fall planting window, here's how you can plant garlic in spring and still get a harvest. Can you plant ...

This hack seems to work for many who have tried it in the comments, and she has even taken the time to address any concerns and questions viewers may have. You'll surely want to keep this party trick ...

Depending on where you live, you might still be able to plant garlic and broad beans this year. Gardeners in southern England often plant garlic in October and November, and if you live in low ...

One of my favorite things to grow in the winter is garlic. It is very easy… all you need to do it buy a head of garlic, break up the cloves and stick them in the ground. They will grow all winter ...

“I smell garlic,” I said when I returned home after a conference a few years ago. “When my husband came closer, the aroma increased. “Have you been eating garlic?” I asked. “I went to ...

Here are some guidelines for navigating this tricky time of year. There are ways to plant now and protect your tender young things. In the vegetable garden, hoops with a covering of agricultural ...

When she went to survey the area, she found them amid stands of ostrich ferns and the rare wild garlic species that helped ...

If you are in a densely populated area with many gardeners that grow onions ... for at least another month which gives the garlic enough time to develop leaves and do some photosynthesis.

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Vermont Fish & Wildlife botanists have discovered a native herb thought to be extinct in Vermont. Here's why it's special.

Garlic is one resource that can only be acquired by growing it yourself by hand ... It requires quite rare resources, so collecting them may take time. Only after Melinoe completes the Permeation ...

If you have a hard time digging ... Bulbs will continue to grow but yellow leaves indicate they are ready to be dug up and eaten. If you wish to store your garlic and onions, wait until all ...