December 3, 2024

VIDEO: Growing Garlic in Containers from Organic Garlic Bulbs


I am going to be planting some garlic in containers and show you how I will be doing it. It is a great project but possibly plant them a bit wider apart if you have more space. Just get the cloves from a garlic bulb and plant them 2 inches down in some compost. Best time to plant them is around the first frost and let them overwinter before they start growing in spring. Please rate, comment and subscribe! http://www.facebook.com/HuwsGardenNursery

30 thoughts on “VIDEO: Growing Garlic in Containers from Organic Garlic Bulbs

  1. Nice video would you mined doing a shout out for me, I really hate to asked but I need some help getting started on YouTube. Can't wait for more videos. 🙂

  2. nice vid i gre glic in a bckt lst year and left hem in my old house, i just moved in feb, went to visit old house last week and got my old garlic plants (in my new vid you will see 2) also a easy tip to start, get garlic, seperate the closes, wrap in kitchen roll, wet, leave in a a warm room, check it in a few days it should mostly all have good roots, as a bonus to planting in ground asap, try it, ifit works d a vid on "starting garlic" 🙂

  3. its been nice in east yorkshire too today…thats where i am. i got sunburnt. but it rains everyother day at the moment too…still ,it fills the water butt up anyway. another great video….thanks, keep them coming.

  4. hi there..must tell you…i sowed some radishes only four days ago..popped them in mini growhouse and have got 3 little shoots already ! its been awful weather today..not been out and im itching to plant something..lol.

  5. hello huw 🙂 you are a amazing gardener and i have learnt sooo much from you. i've watched most your vids and was just wandering if u could give me a shout out please? i'm new to making video's but would like to learn sometips? 🙂 cheers

  6. Hi enjoyed your video. I am growing garlic in containers just now. Hope you don´t mind me saying — the big one is a bulb and the little ones you plant are called cloves and are planted with the sharp end up. Hope they turn out well for you.

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