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Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

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$ 8.99

Quick Facts:

Heirloom hardneck variety
Produces long, curled scapes
Bulbs produce 4-7 cloves
Care-free, naturalizes in most climates
50 bulbils per packet

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Thresh Farmstead Garlic (Scapes)

More about Thresh "Farmstead" Wild Garlic

Allium sativum ssp. ophioscorodon

We inherited this hardneck garlic variety when we purchased our 1880's farmstead from the family who had owned it for nearly 80 years. Plants produce long, curled scapes which can be eaten fresh or left to develop into a cluster of small bulbils. Given space, each plant will also develop respectable sized garlic bulbs of 4 to 7 cloves. Plants naturally propagate themselves through dispersed bulbils and seem to do quite well on their own. Many of our plants have even survived a haircut or two from the lawnmower. Each packet contains a minimum of 50 bulbils. Ships in Fall.

Allium sativum ssp. ophioscorodon

We inherited this hardneck garlic variety when we purchased our 1880's farmstead from the family who had owned it for nearly 80 years. Plants produce long, curled scapes which can be eaten fresh or left to develop into a cluster of small bulbils. Given space, each plant will also develop respectable sized garlic bulbs of 4 to 7 cloves. Plants naturally propagate themselves through dispersed bulbils and seem to do quite well on their own. ... read more

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Allium sativum ssp. ophioscorodon

We inherited this hardneck garlic variety when we purchased our 1880's farmstead from the family who had owned it for nearly 80 years. Plants produce long, curled scapes which can be eaten fresh or left to develop into a cluster of small bulbils. Given space, each plant will also develop respectable sized garlic bulbs of 4 to 7 cloves. Plants naturally propagate themselves through dispersed bulbils and seem to do quite well on their own. Many of our plants have even survived a haircut or two from the lawnmower. Each packet contains a minimum of 50 bulbils. Ships in Fall.

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Safe Seeds

We care about what we put in your hands and in the soil. That’s why our seeds are never treated with neonicotinoids or any other chemicals. Our varieties are all non-GMO and non-hybrid, so you can save seeds from your plants and grow them again next year.

How to Grow Garlic

: Garlic requires well-drained, fertile soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0 and plenty of sunlight. It prefers full sun, but can tolerate some shade. It needs at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day.
: Best planted in fall. Set bulbils 3" apart, 1/2" deep in rows 18" apart. Thin to one plant every 6". If grown solely for scapes, bulbils can be broadcasted and lightly raked into a prepared garden bed.
: Not recommended
: Insect Pests
Although generally healthy, garlic can be affected by pests such as leaf miners, onion maggots, and nematodes. Regularly monitor for pests and treat if needed. Dispose of infested foliage to keep populations at bay.
Diseases & Other Problems
Garlic can be affected by a number of diseases including various fungal rots and downy mildew. Ensure that plants have ample spacing to allow for airflow and avoid overwatering, which can lead to fungal growth and rot.
: For scapes, harvest young stalks when bulbil clump is still immature. At this stage, the leaf encasing the bulbils will be nearly white. For mature garlic bulbs, let the stalk dry down and then gently lift bulbs using a potato fork. Garlic heads will store approximately 3 months.
: CONSIDERATIONS:
Hardneck garlic can be propagated either by dividing and replanting bulbs or by planting bulbils that are produced by the flower stalk.
HARVESTING SEED:
Harvest mature bulbils once the stem has dried. Remove the individual bulbils from the cluster and lay in a cool, dry, dark place to finish drying. Replant within 6 months of harvest for best results.
SEED LONGETIVITY:
Bulbils will remain viable for several months when stored under ideal conditions.

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