Break garlic bulbs into individual cloves ready for planting. Take care not to damage the cloves as this can lead to rotting.
In mild regions, plant
the cloves in well-prepared soil spacing them 10cm apart. Simply push
the cloves into the soil so that the tip of each one is just below the
surface.
In cold areas and to
speed up the growth-rate of the crop, plant the cloves in divided seed
trays of multi-purpose compost. Water well and place trays in a cool
greenhouse or cold frame to grow on.
Garlic plants grown in
trays will be ready to plant out. Use a trowel to make
a hole and set the plants at the same level as they were growing in the
trays.
Its really informative but garlic is generally planted in August and grown all through February. It is a autumn winter crop.
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Keep up the good work. Really very simple and informative article.Would love to try it. Thanks once again. I already bought the garden tools from purna organics last week just waiting to start working towards garden.
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