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7/18/2025 12:48:01 PM EDT
Pulled a bunch up yesterday.
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Biggest one so far.
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Supreme Exalted Ruler, Republic of One Lane Bridge.
7/18/2025 12:50:18 PM EDT
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I have a bunch I bought from the store that sprouted very quickly.

I'm thinking I'll break them all up, go down to the edge of the yard and bury them in a patch... and then forget about them.

They need to overwinter to break into cloves, right?
7/18/2025 1:04:33 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By DDiggler:
I have a bunch I bought from the store that sprouted very quickly.

I'm thinking I'll break them all up, go down to the edge of the yard and bury them in a patch... and then forget about them.

They need to overwinter to break into cloves, right?
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Here's the thing, like other bulbs they go in the ground in the fall. I shoot for early Nov. Don't plant the whole bulb, you'll want to split it into individual cloves and plant those ~ 9 inches apart. If it's sprouting now it won't make it until Nov. Find yourself a hardneck variety somewhere local (craigslist) and start with that. I've had these for years.
Supreme Exalted Ruler, Republic of One Lane Bridge.
7/18/2025 1:20:46 PM EDT
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I've already broken them all up. The alternative is to just throw them away vs burying them in the woods.

You're saying that these will die and rot, and not set themselves right over the fall and winter?
7/18/2025 3:02:55 PM EDT
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I'll tag this because if it weren't for splitting wood I would have harvested my garlic today.  Picture incoming tomorrow.
America is at that awkward stage, it’s too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards....Claire Wolfe
7/18/2025 9:34:44 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By DDiggler:
I've already broken them all up. The alternative is to just throw them away vs burying them in the woods.

You're saying that these will die and rot, and not set themselves right over the fall and winter?
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Yes, once they sprout they're are trying to grow. They'll rot shortly.
Supreme Exalted Ruler, Republic of One Lane Bridge.

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