When to Plant Garlic: Calendar by Zone, and Is November Too Late?
Garlic wants to root in fall and bulb up the next summer. If you can still work the soil in November, you are probably not too late.
Why vegetables fail and how to fix it: yellow leaves, no fruit, blossom end rot, spacing, watering and harvest timing.
Garlic wants to root in fall and bulb up the next summer. If you can still work the soil in November, you are probably not too late.
You don't need a farm to rotate crops. Three or four raised beds and a list of plant families are enough to slow soil-borne problems.
Nothing up yet? Before you resow, check the soil temperature, planting depth, moisture and seed age. One of those is usually the reason.
Big green plants with no peppers usually point to the weather or too much nitrogen. Use this checklist to find the cause and get fruit setting again.
The right garlic depends on your winters. Here is how hardneck and softneck compare on hardiness, scapes, storage and cloves, plus why supermarket bulbs can let you down.
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