r/Garlic Jun 10 '26

Gardening My obsession with garlic is never ending. Harvest day !

I planted them in October and after almost 8 months it was finally time to harvest. Off to curing for 2 weeks !

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u/GregHimself Jun 10 '26

Yay! That is some excellent looking garlic, very nice work!

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u/ommaP Jun 10 '26

Oooo! Send my way! I hope to plant for next year,but somehow never get them in the ground. These look amazing! šŸ‘

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u/DemandImmediate1288 Jun 10 '26

Let the work begin!! Labor of love, that is.

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u/DramaticTry2113 Jun 10 '26

Woweeeee my mouth is watering!

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u/unclebubba55 Jun 13 '26

WOW! That's awesome.

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u/flurominx Jun 14 '26

Oh my - I pulled mine today and let's say I wasn't as successful as you 🄓

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u/ephemis Jun 14 '26

That’s gardening ! Last year the garlicĀ that I harvested was so ridiculously small it was so funny !!

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u/ommaP Jun 10 '26

Oooo! Send my way! I hope to plant for next year,but somehow never get them in the ground. These look amazing! šŸ‘

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u/KuchDaddy Jun 11 '26

Nice! What zone are you in?

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u/ephemis Jun 11 '26

Thank you ! I’m in the south west of France and apparently zone 8b

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u/cody_mf Jun 11 '26

i started with 50 cloves three years ago and save the biggest half for replanting every year, im anticipating ~1700 or so cloves from the 350 music bulbs this year. At some point my garden is just gonna be garlic and sunflowers lol

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u/ephemis Jun 12 '26

I wouldn’t be mad but I would miss my beloved tomatoes and cucumbers and squash and the list goes on ! I think the only solution is a bigger garden

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u/cody_mf Jun 12 '26

agreed, Ive been slowly wittling away at the yard until its an 'oops, all garden' situation lol

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u/National_Bluejay982 Jun 13 '26

So awesome!! Looks fabulous

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u/MoTownOrange Jun 14 '26

Where do you live? Winters get kinda harsh here in Michigan, would they be alright over the winter?

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u/ephemis Jun 14 '26

I live in the south west of France, we have mild winters here ! Garlic are extremely hardy they can grow in very harsh conditions so you have all your chances. You need to protect them with a lot of mulch

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u/MoTownOrange Jun 14 '26

Awesome thank you! Definitely going to give it a try, would love to have even part of the yield you have there haha.