Spanish roja 20 Garlic Seeds Clove, Wight Garlic Cloves/from 2 Bulbs/Planting Now 2021-22

• You Will Get 20 Cloves
• A great tasting healthy
• Easy to Grow and Harvest
• Growing instruction on the Description

Garlic needs a long growing season to do well, and autumn through to early winter is the perfect time to sow so that plants develop roots and shoots before the heavy frosts. Some varieties can be sown in spring. Home-grown garlic takes up little space and requires hardly any effort to get a good crop. Grow garlic in a warm, sunny spot, in fertile, well-drained soil that doesn’t get too wet in winter. Garlic is usually planted in late autumn or early winter (although some cultivars can be planted in early spring). It can be sown directly in the ground, or started off in small pots if you have heavy soil. It can also be grown in a large container. Make sure your soil is cleared of weeds and the remains of summer crops. Before planting, dig in some home-made compost or well-rotted manure and rake over well. Push cloves in, or use a dibber to make holes 15cm apart, leaving 30cm between rows. In cold areas, you may need to cover plants with cloches over winter. If you have no space, then growing in containers is for you. Use any pot that’s at least 15cm wide and deep, filled with multipurpose compost. Sow cloves in a 15cm wide pot, six in a 30cm one. Harvest garlic in summer when the leaves turn yellow. Gently lift out bulbs with a fork or trowel, taking care not to damage the bulbs. Leave the garlic to dry out for a couple of days, by laying it out on a table or tray, in full sun. If you encounter any problems then please contact us immediately, we are here to help. Please do not leave a negative or neutral feedback without allowing us to help you first. We are available via messages or telephone.