Harvesting Garlic Hopefully this is a glitch-free version. Thanks for all your messages & comments on Friday. 🙂 We're back in the tunnel and harvesting some of the garlic & preparing it for drying & storage. 🧄 When and how to harvest garlic? 🧄 What are garlic scapes? 🧄 How to prepare garlic for drying & storage? #harvestinggarlic #growinggarlic #growyourown #garlic | Quickcrop

Harvesting garlic! #gardening #gardenharvest #garlicharvest #cottagecore #harvestingvegetables #howtogrowgarlic | Very good gardening

Guide to planting garlic from start to curing process #fbreelsvideo #gardening #gardeningtips #gardening101 #Garlic | Plantedinthegarden

103 reactions · 32 comments | This is how we set up our garlic for curing!! 龍 ✔️ clean bulbs ✔️ trimmed stem and roots ✔️ out of direct sunlight ✔️ plenty of airflow with fans The curing process will take about 3 weeks! How do you like to cure your garlic? Let us know in the comments!! #organicgarlic #growinggarlic #fallgarlic #curinggarlic #garliccuring #garlicfarm #garliclovers #preservingtheharvest | Keene Garlic | Facebook

31 reactions · 3 comments | Garlic harvest time! 龍✨ Watch the process from harvesting to curing, including those flavorful hardneck scapes! Want to grow your own year supply of garlic? Pre-order garlic now for fall planting. #garlic #growinggarlic #garlicharvest #homesteadharvest | Stark Bro's Nurseries | Facebook

TIPS for long-storing, AMAZING garlic! ⬇️ As long as you cured your garlic, picked a variety with high storage potential (my favorite is Music🧄), and stored them properly, you should be able to enjoy them for 10 months! Here’s more details behind the steps: 🧄 Triming off the little root hairs to 1/2” long will keep them cleaner in storage and reduce the overall bulk 🧄 When chopping the stem to a length of about 1-2”, only do one as a “tester” to make sure it’s FULLY dry before moving on to th

Curing and storing garlic is the best part of growing it! I feel like this is an epic ending to a year-long journey. Here's what we've done with this garlic thus far: - The process starts the fall before when I plant all the individual cloves. - Then, from the end of June to the beginning of July, I harvest all of the heads of garlic. - Once they're harvested, they need to be dried and cured. In a shaded area (I use my garden shed), I place the heads on old screens for good air circulation. Usua

Curing garlic is an important step to preserve the garlic for long-term storage and deepens flavor #instagood #garlic #gardeningtips #learning #gardening101 #gardening | Plantedinthegarden