GARLIC BULBS

from $14.00

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Montana grown HARDNECK varieties -

PORCELAIN (White skins; large cloves; bold flavor)

Music: Colorful with rich, strong flavor that is not overly hot.

Rosewood: Beautiful well-formed bulbs with strong, robust flavor with a strong finish.

German Porcelain: Very strong and robust flavor, sticks around for a long time. Stores about 10 months.

Leningrad: Flavor starts off mild and becomes hot and strong. 

Georgian Crystal: Large beautiful bulbs with delightfully robust flavor but not much hotness.

STANDARD PURPLE STRIPE (Shades of red skins; medium cloves; great for roasting; long storing)

Chesnok Red:‍ ‍Great all around garlic for cooking. Average about 8 cloves per bulb.

MARBLED PURPLE STRIPE (Purple skins; large cloves; rich flavor)

Metechi: The large bulbs are nicely colored and very firm. Long storing. Raw it tastes fiery but with a nice finish. Average 6 cloves per bulb.

HOW MUCH DO I NEED? One pound of garlic will plant roughly a 20- to 30-foot row.

WHEN DO I PLANT? We recommend planting in early October for harvest the following summer.

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PICKUP AT THE PLANT STAND DURING BUSINESS HOURS BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 11TH

Montana grown HARDNECK varieties -

PORCELAIN (White skins; large cloves; bold flavor)

Music: Colorful with rich, strong flavor that is not overly hot.

Rosewood: Beautiful well-formed bulbs with strong, robust flavor with a strong finish.

German Porcelain: Very strong and robust flavor, sticks around for a long time. Stores about 10 months.

Leningrad: Flavor starts off mild and becomes hot and strong. 

Georgian Crystal: Large beautiful bulbs with delightfully robust flavor but not much hotness.

STANDARD PURPLE STRIPE (Shades of red skins; medium cloves; great for roasting; long storing)

Chesnok Red:‍ ‍Great all around garlic for cooking. Average about 8 cloves per bulb.

MARBLED PURPLE STRIPE (Purple skins; large cloves; rich flavor)

Metechi: The large bulbs are nicely colored and very firm. Long storing. Raw it tastes fiery but with a nice finish. Average 6 cloves per bulb.

HOW MUCH DO I NEED? One pound of garlic will plant roughly a 20- to 30-foot row.

WHEN DO I PLANT? We recommend planting in early October for harvest the following summer.