6 articles tagged with "garlic"
Plant onions in Minneapolis in mid-April for spring crops. Zone 4a requires long-day Allium cepa varieties—plus a fall garlic planting in October for next summer's harvest.
Plant long-day onions in Boise late March through mid-April for an August harvest, and plant garlic cloves in October. Here are the Zone 6a dates and varieties that actually work in our high-desert, alkaline soil.
Plant long-day onions in Boston late March through mid-April for an August harvest, and plant garlic in October for next July. Here are the Zone 6b dates, varieties, and cold-climate planning that make alliums one of New England's most dependable crops.
Plant onion sets and transplants in Denver from late March through April for spring harvest in Zone 5a. Fall-plant garlic in October for a strong July bulb crop on the Front Range.
Plant onion transplants in Anchorage from mid to late May for harvest before September frost in Zone 4b. Fall-plant garlic under heavy mulch in early September for a strong August bulb crop.
Plant garlic in the Pacific Northwest from mid-October through November. Get the fall planting calendar, the best hardneck and softneck varieties, and the drainage and mulch tricks that beat our wet winters.
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