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29 Oct 23, Kevin K. (USA - Zone 5b climate)

Sonya, unfortunately soft neck garlic will not survive the winter in our hardiness zone. That means we get to grow hard neck garlic such as purple garlic or porcelain (music) garlic bulbs. Fortunately we still have time if we hurry.

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22 Sep 23, Nora Jencks (USA - Zone 10a climate)

Is there any soft neck garlic varieties that I can grow in my zone (10a)

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08 Jan 24, mohmedelsayd (USA - Zone 10b climate)

Short answer yes .. I live in near Cairo Egypt same as zone 10b i grow garlic .. it planted in October and harvest in March or April..

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30 Sep 23, Serena (USA - Zone 10b climate)

I live in 10b, I've heard Inchelium Red might grow in my area. I'm trying it for the first time this year - don't have any hopes but you'll never know until you try

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15 Sep 23, Susan miller (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

My March/April garlic completely failed. Can I plant some more now (September).

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20 Sep 23, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Plant around mid -late June.

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13 Sep 23, Deborah Quay (USA - Zone 8a climate)

I'm in zone 7b/8a. When should I plant garlic and what are the best types to plant in my zone?

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19 Sep 23, (USA - Zone 8a climate)

Best to plant in February/March

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09 Sep 23, Mario Dalli (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Can a small complete bulb of garlic be replanted to grow larger in the next growing season.

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22 Sep 23, Faith Celeste Archer (Canada - Zone 5a Temperate Warm Summer climate)

Certainly, BUT GENERALLY you break your bulb apart into it's constituent CLOVES and plant each clove separately. That is, each clove becomes a garlic plant.

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