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Garlic growing hints for September

Garlic growing hints for September

14 September 2020 | Gardening tips, Garlic, Monthly Guides, Root Vegetables, September

Garlic growing hints for September From now until 2 weeks before harvest in November – December… Water your garlic twice-weekly, deeply, directly onto the soil. Don’t allow soil to splash onto the plants and avoid overhead watering. Weed your patch. Mulch...
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