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Last 2024 gardening. I know that I didn't grow this porcelain garlic. It Was grown locally, so I feel great about planting something that survived My last winter. In preparation, 7 cloves were tossed bc they had dried out or were starting to rot. For those non garlic growers, these were hardneck. There is a "spine" in the center, and the cloves grow on it. It doesn't store as well as softneck, but it was supposed to store up to 5 months. Rotting was disappointing. I can tell that this garlic woudn't have lasted until January, but now it will. 1/2 pint, total.
Garlic Varieties [Complete Guide On All Types of Garlic] - Garlic Store
Hardneck garlic varieties are closely related to the earliest heirloom strains of garlic. They have more complex flavors and are a little healthier. Also, they tend to be resilient, with a robust, smoother, and more garlicky flavor.
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