Garlic 101: How To Plant & Grow Both Soft Neck & Hard Neck Garlic

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Welcome to my gardening tutorial on how to plant and grow lots of garlic in your own home backyard garden. Get ready for some expert garlic growing tips as you come along while I plant both soft neck and hard neck garlic in my garden. I explain the differences between soft neck and hard neck varieties so you choose the best one for your garden. I also share pro tips on how to grow garlic in both cold and hot climates, treat for diseases and pests, and how to fertilize garlic to grow the biggest bulbs possible.
Garlic can be grown in hot climates like Florida provided that you take some extra steps to prepare them for planting (vernalization).
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16 сен 2024

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@crystalh733 Месяц назад

Please do a harvesting garlic video!!

@Flowers4Bees.Veggies4Me 2 месяца назад

Great information. I’m going to grow garlic this year (2024) in my GreenStalk. I’m doing my research now. I wonder if I need to mulch in a GreenStalk. 🤔 Thanks 💚

@Nurseryman 9 месяцев назад

Yep hard to do here in DELTONA fl

@JerrasGarden 9 месяцев назад

Vernalization is key to get them to grow. Or try elephant garlic.

@tinagonzalez2414 7 месяцев назад

Hi Jerra, I'm new to your channel. I love all your videos, so helpful. I also live in zone 10a. Rio Grande Valley , Texas. I'm going to share your channel with all my fellow gardeners. Keep up the great work.

@JerrasGarden 7 месяцев назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@akright254 28 дней назад

Hay y’all! Imma newbie to gardening living up here in D/FW (zone 8a) and i was wondering what’s the “average” watering frequency for garlic 🧄

@CristalMermaid 9 месяцев назад

Hi Jerra thanks for the very comprehensive video. I have been trying to grow garlic for about 7 years here in the Orlando area and my best results have been with artichoke kinds of garlic like Red Toch and Inchellium Red. I plant them in late October or early November. This year I got my garlic late and I wanted to vernalize it for at least 10 weeks so I will be planting it in late November. I usually harvest it by the end of April. Hopefully El Niño will give us a cold winter this year and we can get a decent garlic harvest.

@JerrasGarden 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for this! That makes me super excited to be growing Inchellium Red and I was not expecting harvest until summer time so good to know.

@CristalMermaid 9 месяцев назад

@@JerrasGarden yes it takes garlic less time to mature in FL because of the heat. I always dig out dirt around one of them when the bottom leaves start to brown and check for the bulb formation. If you leave it for too long it starts to sprout from the cloves.

@chasingamurderer 9 месяцев назад

Thank ypu baby girl!

@JerrasGarden 9 месяцев назад

You're welcome!

@CustomCroshae 13 дней назад

I put mine in the fridge and it sprouted is that ok can I still plant them

@jacksonnc8877 9 месяцев назад

The audio on your videos Jerra is amazing how fo you get such great audio?

@JerrasGarden 9 месяцев назад

I shoot my videos with my phone. Its a Samsung Galaxy S22. I don't use extra mics or gear because that would slow me down.

@jacksonnc8877 9 месяцев назад

This is off subject but from growing Garlic. I wanted to ask you Jerra if you ever have grown Mushrooms ever if so what variety? Kind Regards I really appreciate your content keep up the amazing work you are doing!

@JerrasGarden 9 месяцев назад

Hi. I grew mushrooms from a small kit and it was very easy. But only once and I don't remember the variety. I do want to get into growing mushrooms outdoors though.

@salexxavier 9 месяцев назад

Wow! Just in time for me, I just received my seed Elephant Garlic... I'm off to watch that video now! Subbed and Liked! Thank you for teaching me about vernalization! I'm wondering if that works for other things that need an amount of cold before planting? I would assume it does, but I also know what that could cause (e.g. assuming things). Thanks again!

@JerrasGarden 9 месяцев назад

Vernalization is a term used more so with garlic than other crops. There are other crops and flowers that sometimes require cold stratification etc.... to grow or germinate. For example, milk weed seeds benefit from cold stratification in the fridge for a few weeks before planting to trick them into thinking winter has passed and spring has arrived which is the proper time for them to germinate. Cold exposure practices vary depending on what your growing.

@salexxavier 9 месяцев назад

So, it's just stratification by another name... I was familiar with that term. Huh. Wonder why they didn't just go with the same thing when it comes to the Allium genus, or is even more specific than genus? Oh well, I've been working on my Trees in my Arboretum more than the smaller plants. But, I'm getting into the greens and roots section more now, and thought I would start with big ol' hunking cloves of Elephant Garlic as it seemed to be the thing that was said to be the easiest (might as well start there). I have a few Cassava varieties and a few dioscorea too, but not a plethora of veggies as of yet. Thank you in advance for the seeds and plants on the way. I'm looking forward to the Seminole pumpkins, and happy you had that "Larger" variety for me to try (I have some normal seed already). Thanks again for the info, and many tubs up to come as I peruse the list of videos for Florida growers! @@JerrasGarden