At last... a decent crop of Garlic.

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  1. vegmandan

    vegmandan Gardener

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    Well considering the terrible weather this year I'm amazed how well my garlic has done.

    Planted it on March 28th and dug it up yesterday.

    Decent size too.

    Best thing is that they were planted from some bulbs I had left over from last years crop so I must have inadvertantly developed a new strain which does well in a rubbish summer.

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    They look good Dan, well done.:thumb:
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    :thumb:Excellent crop! I would love a couple of those mate;)...Can't beat fresh juicy Garlic:)
     
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    im salivating .....mmmmm
     
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    Thats good going, nice big bulbs.
     
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    Not to many demons around your neck of the woods.
    Amazing crop..
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    Dead jealous. Well done!
     
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    it seems fruitful, but how to stock them, they looks so many.
     
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