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Garlic clove with sprout |
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Garlic plants about four wks old |
I've discussed how easy it is to grow your own garlic. Here I want to show you an example so you can see how it works. On the left of the screen is a garlic clove. The clove has been in a glass jar for about two weeks. You can see the sprout shooting out from the top. Four weeks ago I placed two similar cloves in a pot covering the clove to the base of the sprout. Now I have two healthy plants that will produce fresh garlic as shown on the right.