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Grew my own garlic for the first time this year. I came out really well. We got 43 bulbs and they are tied and drying now. I will be doing this again for sure.
I have garlic chives, Allium tuberosum, growing as a major nuisance weed in my back gardens. It has the "walking onion" habit. I can harvest the bulbs, harvest the fresh greens, and the bulblets that form out on the stem.
I haven't had much luck growing regular garlic, though.
I have garlic chives, Allium tuberosum, growing as a major nuisance weed in my back gardens. It has the "walking onion" habit. I can harvest the bulbs, harvest the fresh greens, and the bulblets that form out on the stem.
I haven't had much luck growing regular garlic, though.
Got the same problem. Don't use them much for cooking but they are worse than weeds. I pulled them out this year, hopefully next year won't have a lot to deal with. Regular chives on the other hand (which I love and use) doesn't spread.
Ah, we can all dream. I have never been able to eradicate the stuff. Fortunately I'm a garlic lover so I can ravage the stuff to make something like garlic salt, and never exhaust the resource.