Hardneck Garlic-Killarney Red (Fall Planting) - Bulb
Hardneck Garlic-Killarney Red (Fall Planting) - Bulb
Hardneck Garlic-Killarney Red (Fall Planting) - Bulb
Hardneck Garlic-Killarney Red (Fall Planting) - Bulb
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Hardneck Garlic-Killarney Red (Fall Planting)

$ 15.95 Sold Out
For planting in the Fall of 2024
Shipping early to mid October!!


Hardneck- Rocambole. Killarney Red grows a large bulb with traditional strong, full flavor and is easy to peel cloves. A valued strain that is more adapted to growing in wetter conditions than most other hardnecks types. 6-9 cloves per bulb. An improved strain of Spanish Roja. Medium storage ability. Naturally grown.

                                             
                                                1 order (3 bulbs)- $15.95
                                         
                                             (approx 18-27 cloves per order) 
 

 

SORRY, WE CANNOT SHIP GARLIC TO: HI, APO, PR and FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CERTAIN COUNTIES IN ID AND WA HAVE QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS. PLEASE CHECK TO SEE IF YOU LIVE IN ANY OF THESE COUNTIES

 

PLANTING

Separate cloves, plant 2-4 inches deep and 5-6 inches apart with the pointed end up, 3-4 weeks before the ground freezes.

HARVEST

When the lower 4-5 leaves have dried. Dry and hang out of direct light in a warm area with good air circulation. After they have dried for 2-3 weeks, cut off the stem, 1" from the bulb, and trim the roots.

TIPS

Plant in well-drained, rich soil, amend with organic matter, such as compost. Mulch the garlic 4" with straw or chopped leaves, this helps protect from extreme winter conditions, keeps the soil evenly moist, and controls weeds for next season. Cut off scapes when they emerge (the curly seed stalk that will rise from the middle of the plant) so the plant can put its energy into producing the bulb, not the seed head. You can leave scapes on, producing smaller bulbs and the bulbets from the seed head can be planted for full-sized garlic in 2 years.