Growing garlic from a single clove is surprisingly simple and rewarding. Garlic is hardy, easy to care for, and can grow in a variety of climates. With a little planning, you can harvest fresh garlic ...

The beds get credit for being easier on your back and knees, but they’re also a way to work around challenging soil ...

They do not produce scapes and tend to have smaller, but more numerous cloves per bulb. When selecting garlic varieties to grow in the garden, consider the types of cuisine you enjoy cooking and match ...

Garlic (Allium sativum) has been cultivated for thousands of years and is an incredibly easy vegetable to grow. While grocery ...

One of the easiest plants to grow in the garden is garlic. Closely related to onions, leeks, shallots and chives, garlic is another member of the Amaryllis family.

Growing garlic on the Olympic Peninsula is right up there with growing lavender and dahlias, and fall is the time to plant. So, the question, “Can I grow garlic in containers?” is not only relevant ...

One of the easiest plants to grow in the garden is garlic. Closely related to onions, leeks, shallots and chives, garlic is another member of the Amaryllis family. It is a perennial plant with an ...

Allow them to grow to nearly three to four inches tall before eating, Conrad advises. Harvest time: Two to three weeks. If you haven’t tasted beets, you’re missing out on a versatile and tasty veggie.

Every soup and stew starts with alliums like onions and leeks, so having them in the garden makes sense. Here's how to plant them.