November 21, 2024

VIDEO: How to Grow Garlic (Part 1) | Varieties, Soil Prep, and Planting


Learning how to grow garlic is one of the more satisfying tasks in the garden. We use it in our cooking all of the time, so why not grow an EPIC amount for home use? In this video we’ll talk about how to plant garlic, my favorite garlic varieties, and the difference between hardneck and softneck garlic.

We’ll also cover the best way to prepare your soil for garlic, garlic spacing, and some mulching strategies that work well.

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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Grow Garlic (Part 1) | Varieties, Soil Prep, and Planting

  1. I found a beautiful purple glazed hardneck garlic at the store and I can't wait to plant it. I have 2 bulbs to separate and plant. Some I will grow annually and some perennially.

  2. I like to plant the little cloves in small pots or in corners of my garden and harvest them as spring garlic. I use them just like spring onions.

  3. I've recently taken up growing a couple pots of cilantro for the occasional taco night, now that I've recently purchased a house I think I'll be adding garlic/ginger to the list.

  4. Aloha. Really enjoy your videos. I'm also from SD. Moved to Hawaii 4 years ago. I appreciate your tips. I have quite a variety growing in my backyard now. It's an amazing blessing to open my front door and pick papaya, mangoes and bananas for breakfast. I'm currently cultivating green onion, serrano peppers, rosemary and pineapple. I just watched your ginger video, so I'll grow that next. I have access to vacation rental condos on the beach if you ever decide to visit. Thanks.

  5. I am in zone 7b and would like to plant a winter garlic variety. Does anyone know if it would do better in a raised bed outdoors or in the non-heated greenhouse? I can't seem to be able to find the info anywhere. Thank you!

  6. Hey Kevin,
    Thanks for the excellent content man. Started gardening this year and your channel has been an inspiration. Question: did you find the fish emulsion fertilizer worked better or worse than the kelp fertilizer for presoaking the seed garlic? I have the fish emulsion already. Will be growing garlic for the first time ever and don’t want to screw it up. Haha. Thanks.

  7. Why would you make a simple thing this complicated? Garlic will grow on your kitchen counter without a drop of water or a speck of soil, if only you don't eat it in time. You'll get three inches worth of new growth before the bulb runs out of energy. You can't actually fail with garlic – just shove it into some minimally fertile soil and water on occasion. Soaking it in fish fertiliser… honestly.

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