Our New Garlic Patch

Cajun Cappy 11/10/2016, 4:03 pm

Sorry its late but this is the first of our fall garden reports we have been working hard to get our gardens ready and only now have time to do our usual picture and video filled reports. We tore out our ole 15 year old box and built a bigger new bed for our garlic so this is garlic 2.0 Hope you enjoy our story and let us know any tips comments or questions we will do our best.

http://cappyandpegody.blogspot.com/2016/11/we-just-found-out-were-fragrant-again.html

jacobking101 11/10/2016, 5:09 pm

nice garlic bed

Cajun Cappy 11/10/2016, 6:01 pm

Thanks. we will let yall know how it goes.

MrBooker 11/14/2016, 5:44 am

Cajun Cappy wrote:Sorry its late but this is the first of our fall garden reports we have been working hard to get our gardens ready and only now have time to do our usual picture and video filled reports. We tore out our ole 15 year old box and built a bigger new bed for our garlic so this is garlic 2.0 Hope you enjoy our story and let us know any tips comments or questions we will do our best.

http://cappyandpegody.blogspot.com/2016/11/we-just-found-out-were-fragrant-again.html

Cappy: I have a garlic question for you. I planted my garlic around the 1st of October this year in zone 6a (Way to early). It started growing right away so I put about 10 inches of wood chips on top hoping it would stop the growth. It didnt. The garlic keeps growing and reaching for the light. Some of it is 8 to 10 inches tall now.

My question is: Do you think the winter will Kill the garlic or will it come back next year? Thanks.

**sanderson** 11/14/2016, 3:27 pm

You two have totally different growing conditions.

Cajun Cappy 11/14/2016, 5:34 pm

Sanderson is right and I really cant answer that one for ya our garlic is up and growing and it will winter just fine if ya call what we have in extreme south Louisiana winter Laughing

**jimmy cee** 11/16/2016, 8:57 am

MrBooker wrote:

My question is: Do you think the winter will Kill the garlic or will it come back next year? Thanks.

Garlic needs a strong root system established going into the winter freeze. I've had garlic stems well on their way when freeze came in, they fizzled up and came back nice when warm weather arrived...Garlic needs natural stratification to develop properly. They require feeling temperatures dropping to below freezing.
My beds freeze solid, just like an ice cube, all grows back nicely.
Pictured here is May 19th of last season, Harvested 2 months later.

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Cajun Cappy 11/16/2016, 10:29 am

Thanks Jimmy thats very nice to know. It does freeze here every few years.

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