Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 10:54 am
Okay, I know garlic is usually planted in the fall. CAN it be planted in the spring?
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Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 5:22 pm
I've tried it in the past with poor results.
Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:26 am
Me too - it didn't work so well, so I intend this fall to plant it properly.
You aren't far from me, Magnolia! Nice to have another Georgian here!
You aren't far from me, Magnolia! Nice to have another Georgian here!
Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:06 pm
Thanks for the info.
Grey, I noticed you're from Georgia too. I've really enjoyed reading your posts and knowing that they are pertinent to my yard by virtue of vicinity!
Grey, I noticed you're from Georgia too. I've really enjoyed reading your posts and knowing that they are pertinent to my yard by virtue of vicinity!
Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:59 pm
Well and good!
I went ahead about a month and a half ago to plant the garlic that decided to sprout in my kitchen - I planted some in pots outside and some here inside... and they looked great for 3 weeks, then the growth stopped and they acted "dead." I tried it like this before as a Florida resident, after a while they had just rotted, those that didn't just never sprouted a second time. So this Fall I will be a good little gardener and plant them THEN. lol.
Welcome to the forum!
I went ahead about a month and a half ago to plant the garlic that decided to sprout in my kitchen - I planted some in pots outside and some here inside... and they looked great for 3 weeks, then the growth stopped and they acted "dead." I tried it like this before as a Florida resident, after a while they had just rotted, those that didn't just never sprouted a second time. So this Fall I will be a good little gardener and plant them THEN. lol.
Welcome to the forum!