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Old April 27, 2014   #16
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My very first year ever growing garlic. Bought common bulbs at the local store so I can get my feet wet. One of those garden delights that I have been wanting to grow for so long. So many different varieties to try! Thank you FD for the pesto recipe. I will put it in the garden recipe section!
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Old April 28, 2014   #17
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Happy to report that some of my garlic is peeping above the shredded leaves! Also the rhubarb is burbling out of the ground in rosy swirled confusion. Ground is still frozen in many areas though...
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Old April 28, 2014   #18
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After the worst and longest winter we've had in a while, I ended up with 100% germination!
Same here! 50 out of 50 and all look very healthy. See, the bad winter was good for something. Now, I'm hoping we all get a good harvest.

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Between the unrelenting cold & the fact that the snow cover was pretty much continuous this winter, mouse activity beneath the snow was very bad here... tunnels were evident everywhere once the snow finally melted. With heavy mulch for cover, it wouldn't surprise me if they chose to use the garlic cloves as a convenient food supply.
Yes, I suspect voles (field mice) also.


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I was really happy with Filaree Garlic Farms and Hood River.
I ordered my Creole from Filaree Garlic Farms, and I too was very happy with the order. I'm going to try Hood River next time. Thanks for the recommendation.

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Check out www.gourmetgarlicgardens.com
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