We've had frost on the ground a few mornings lately. It's about time. Seriously. It's November.
And I finally got my garlic in the ground the end of October.
I purchased these two bulbs. The rest are from last year. Hard neck garlic from somewhere in Eastern Europe but forgive me for not paying attention to the name. I love the garden store in the fall with its piles of garlic originating from all over the world. And I love hard neck garlic. Bigger cloves. Less work. Stronger flavor.
Placed them in the trench.
Covered it all up.
Moved the trellis and covered the garlic with the 3 little panels I had left over.
And here is the square foot garden from my parents. I got it spray painted. I just didn't get more soil. So much for getting things going and getting that cold frame in place. I really think I need to add in the rebar but I am not sure how to cut it. We get a lot of wind.
I do have a good excuse as I've not been feeling well. I usually work through it but this stopped me cold in my tracks. I'm feeling better now but where am I going to find the mix for my garden this time of year?
1 comment:
Nice planting of garlic! I am becoming more and more fond of hardnecks too. I planted 3/4 of my garlic patch in a hardneck variety and only 1/4 of it in a softneck variety.
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