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02 May 19, Ted (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

You can buy on line @ . They have all types and strains and most are in stock now ready to plant and the web site is very informative. Regards

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26 Mar 19, Sally (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, you can get organic garlic now from Green Harvest: greenharvest.com.au They also provide lots of information on growing.

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22 Mar 19, Ruth (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Dear Patricia, we live near the Barrington Tops National Park and get quite a bit of frost. we have been growing garlic organically for many year, always planting around eastertime , ours is a hardneck called Tasmanian Purple, here is a very helpful guide for all that is garlic https://www.australiangarlic.net.au/

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12 Mar 19, Paul Riley (Australia - temperate climate)

Where is the best place to source shot garlic cloves in the Riverland and what kind grows best here?

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14 Mar 19, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Do some internet research.

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07 Mar 19, Lucas (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

The ones that work best in my region (Brisbane city) are Glen Large. These have been specifically bread to grow well in SE Qld and in the warmer regions. I plant them in raised beds, raised plastic planter boxes from bunnings $20 (about 40cm by 70cm). Keep the cloves in the fridge for about 2-3wks, start planting from late march and finish by early to mid April. Harvest around October.

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07 Mar 19, Mike (Australia - temperate climate)

That is a great piece of advice - pity people don't read through the comments here on a particular plant before asking questions.

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18 Mar 19, veronica (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

veronica, yes is great advice, thank you, have tried lots but all failed will give it a go next march. thanks so much

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25 Feb 19, Sharon (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

The easiest garlic to grow in the subtropics is Russian or elephant garlic. I find I get bigger cloves if I plant a little earlier late say lateApril/early may to give the plants a little more cold growing season Try and buy your seed garlic from a local grower for a locally adapter strain..

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28 Dec 18, Manyadza (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

Im in South Africa living in Olifantsfontein i want to start planting garlic in my gardern is it better to 0lant now or wait for febraury? I also want to plant garlic in Ha - kutama Muduluni when can i start to plant as is very hot now .

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