Garlic Types Explained
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Fall is garlic planting time in most of North America. Don Tipping of Siskiyou Seeds explains some of the key attributes of the main garlic types and varieties.
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Nice explanation keet it up
Very detailed information, big thanks! Looking forward to planting some purple types.
Glad it was helpful!
What are the names of the purple garlic please. Purple garlic to me have great flavor. But can not find seed here in California. Thank you so much.
Thx man that was a lot of good info. Appreciate it.
Glad it was helpful!
Can purple garlic be used for medicinal purposes? Or only white ?
Can store garlic in freezer in a container just separate cloves but do not peel them when you are ready to use the garlic just peel what you need.
Bought new garlic seed from Siskiyou seeds. Lost my previous seed when moving last year, before bulbs were mature. Excited to try some new varieties! Been so happy with all seeds from your farms so far.
Silly question. If some varities only store until mid Winter, how do we keep them for planting in the Fall?
I had Pyongyang many years ago that I bought in Holland. It was my favourite.
Which purole garlic. is best to flavor food.
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Your store is sold out now, will more become available for fall planting? (Speaking of Garlic)
Hi, We harvest around July 1st and have our website updated by the beginning of August. Varieties that we have limited stock for sell out quickly
I have a Rocambole variety growing in my garden. How can I determine which subset variety it is?
The differences are quite subtle, my friend Avram Drekker is the most knowledgeable in our area and he has lots of info on their website here that may help you: www.garlicana.com/garlic-varieties/
Can you tell me what the actual cost is and what is the yield per acre of land?
If you know what your doing like me, I will tell you in metric. From four bulbs each with 4 cloves a Rocambol type with 20 bulbils per umbel that I first planted in November 2018. First year harvested 16 bulbs and 16 umbels.second season planted 79 cloves and bulbils. Harvested 79 bulbs, only 16 umbels and 440 rounds. season three, 255 bulbs and umbels 440 first reproduction bulbs and only a handfull of rounds as the bulbils made small worthless bulbs, plus 255 umbels, first reproduction I break the scapes. Harvested around 3475 bulbs, about 5000 rounds as figured out how to stop them forming small bulbs and 30kg bulbils. 4 season just harvested 10,000 bulbs and several thousand rounds upto two inches. Lost over half of the bulbils to mold and only havested about 1000 umbels this year. I count 1 on 10 yield and plant at 50 to 70 per m2 depending on the size of the cloves or rounds or at what stage reproduction, a first year with my sort only has 7 leaves and mature plant 8 or more. You need to count the average weight of clove multiplied by how many you plant. As for yield that is up to you, if I want more per m2 I need to put more in.
Soft necks keep longer than hard necks ?
yes
Hello don . Have you nat idea what type of garlic i grow the best in Belgium ? We have hardineszone 8a (middle Europa close nu the northsee) thank you anyway jp
Hi, you should be able tto grow most softnecks and hardnecks as you are in a similar climate zone to us here in Oregon, USA
@@Siskiyouseeds hello don ; yes i now that ; but what is youre hardinesszone , is that the same as colorado a 5b or something ? i live in a 8 b
Is there a way of telling if the garlic is organic or not?
No because all organic means is not sprayed with chemicals. I think you mean is there a way to tell if it's a heritage garlic (sometimes referred to as "heirloom").
@@amcken organic doesn't just mean not sprayed.