30 Purple Wight Garlic Cloves – Viable for Planting Now, Ideal for 2026 Growing Season.

• germination guaranteed
• UK weather friendly
• Growing instruction will not be supplied. Please read the description for growing Tips. instructions also available online.
• Veriety Name: Purple Wight
• Produce large bulbs
• Please note: Your order will contain 30 loose garlic cloves, packed in a padded envelope and dispatched using Royal Mail Tracked.
• Please note: our garlic cloves are hand-picked, hand-packed, and individually checked to ensure freshness and top quality.

Garlic is usually planted in late autumn or early winter, as it requires a period of cold. Most varieties need one to two months at 0–10°C (32–50°F) for proper bulb development. However, some varieties can also be planted in early spring. Once you’ve prepared your planting site (see above), carefully split your garlic bulbs into individual cloves. These are fleshy, rounded underground storage organs, typically sold and planted while dormant. Examples of plants with similar structures include daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, lilies, onions and garlic. The term bulb is also often used more broadly to include other underground storage organs such as corms, tubers and rhizomes. When planting, make sure each clove is positioned the right way up — flat end downwards and pointed end upwards. Space the cloves 15cm (6in) apart, with the tip 2.5cm (1in) below the soil surface. In light soils, planting slightly deeper can produce larger bulbs, but avoid deep planting in heavy soils. Space rows 30cm (1ft) apart.