How To Grow Garlic At Home | 6 Amazing Tips

Garlic is a fantastic plant and with a little bit of care, you will know how to grow garlic at home for yourself. Watch this video now, Share your knowledge, advice, tips and hacks in the comments section below so we can all learn from each other and have a brilliant harvest next year

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[debrakrause]

Here in PA, I plant my garlic in October. I've been doing this about 4 years now. A farmer friend got me doing this. It's the best thing! Thank you for the tips!

[ronthornton]

Here in the Southern Hemisphere (New Zealand), it is normal practice to plant garlic on the shortest day (June 22) and reap it on the longest (December 22). Last year I planted my garlic late August - as recommended by a commercial grower - and had a great crop. This year I am going to do the opposite and plant early - Easter to be exact - April 19 - 22

[dastamericus]

For the third year in a row, I am frowing garlic from the organic garlic fromthe Lidl on my balcony. This winter I planted the solo garlic ( fingers crossed). I am also loving the bulbing leeks I got as a surprise from regrowing store bought leeks that flowered. I am soo thankful to you. Much love and peace from the Netherlands.

[kennypridemore]

To plant your bulbs in spring time, just put your garlic seed bulbs that you have drying through the winter into the fridge about a month or month and a half before planting outside in the early spring, they will still bulb up for a nice harvest in the fall

[tr]

I planted mine today 😁 .. wasn't aware of the manure requirement though ... and as only 1" deep on free-draining soil, I will spread some compost over .. thx Tony, for all the good advice

[robbo]

Brilliant Tony. First time growing garlic and you've answered all my questions. Top mon 💯👍. Robbo

[BenniLkitchengarden]

I plant my garlic in fall. I live in Norway. The small cloves from the garlic I plant in pots in the greenhous. When the green folige arrive early in the spring, I pick it to use in salads or in other dishes. Delicious.

[sallyannlaw]

Hi Tony, Great video. I've just started growing veg last October as I now have a garden. I planted my Garlic (in no dig beds) in October last year in one bed with broad beans. I planted more garlic around my first early potatoes at the start of March this year.

[InTheKitchenWithPete]

In Ontario Canada I plant my garlic around the 3rd week of October after the first frost. It’s ready to harvest around the middle of July and it’s beautiful garlic 😋 #itkwp

[eugene]

I grow garlic every year in northern USA. Zone 4. I plant after a good hard freeze. Usually late October.

[mol]

Yay! A short sharp video. Thank you. Fingers crossed for my first harvest next year 🤞

[PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

I can honestly say I've never thought about using the bulbils, thanks for the tip Tony! I plant my cloves anywhere I think there's enough space, cant get enough, such a useful plant for cooking. Really enjoyed this, thank you!

[catherinedavid]

Thanks for video Tony. I have never been able to grow garlic for some reason, probably something I’m doing or not😂 but now I’ve watched this I have a better idea of what I have done wrong, planting at wrong time for one or overwatering. I’ll give it another go this year and I’ll plant in October and see how it goes. Thanks again for info. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[anabanana]

First time planting . We will plant last week of March as we have just planted potatoes for the first time in containers . We have followed both your vids to do this . We live in Vancouver British Columbia Canada. Thanks for your excellent guidance . Blessings

[shirleycastle]

I plant mine early spring and always end up with more than I can use so it's dished out. Great tips, thank you.

[colintazey]

I always plant end of October or Beginning of November depending on the weather and never fail to get a good crop

[อันดามันยิ้มยิ้ม]

Love your garlics ... fantastic. thank you 🙏.

[mikeharrington]

I had no luck with my "pukka seed" garlic bulbs last year - the (European/French Wight) bulbs got attacked big-time by some root aphids. As I saw the leaves yellowing, I watered them more thinking it was a water deficiency problem, which I think the pests thrived on.
In a separate patch as an experiment I planted some ordinary grocery bought purple Spanish garlic. Out of a dozen or more cloves I got 2 plants which each produced a small garlic bulb to harvest.

For the rest, the foliage died back completely and for the winter I mulched the plot with sheet cardboard topped with wood shredding. But surprise, surprise, in the past week or so, strong garlic clumps are springing up from those hidden bulbs poking thu the decomposed cardboard. They look really healthy so I am just gonna wait & see if I get a proper harvest, they certainly have an early start!

[Lovelygreens]

My garlic arrives today — I’ve been waiting almost a month. Happy dance! For clay soil that’s really boggy in winter I’ve had a lot of success growing the cloves in modules first then planting out in very early spring. This lot will all go straight out in the allotment though.

[maryharvey]

Hi. Here in California my garlic went in in early November. Shoots are about 5 inches now (Dec 31). Your video is very helpful. I subscribed. Thank you.