Growing garlic couldn’t be easier. It doesn’t require much, and once you eat homegrown garlic, you’ll want to grow your own ...

Growing garlic indoors can be easier than outdoors because you’re in control of the environment, eliminating pest infestations and providing consistency in growing conditions. Winter garlic is ...

Garlic doesn’t grow well in compacted soil or heavy clay. I add a balanced fertilizer to the soil a few weeks before planting. Garlic isn’t a high-nitrogen feeder, but it does need some nitrogen.

Plant cloves 15cm apart in rows that are 20cm apart so you can weed between the young plants easily. Help your plants with a recommended soil improver. Growing garlic in pots. You can grow garlic in ...

Plant garlic in a raised bed or an area not recently used for garlic or other plants in the allium family. Amend the soil with seasoned compost into the top 6 inches of soil along with 10-10-10 ...

They grow well in containers or in a garden border. Keep in full sun and plant in well-draining soil. Harvest as needed when leaves are 6 inches tall to use in salads, soups and other dishes.

Garlic is another plant that may grow well in a container, but it can be susceptible to extreme swings in temperature, depending on where you live.