Got them out of the ground to make room for the peppers to go in. Looking forward to making a bunch of toum, garlic fermented honey, and whatever else we can think of to try and use them all this year.
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We'll let them sit and dry to "cure" for a week, at which point they stay good for quite a while in a cool, dry place. I think last time we grew garlic we got a good six or eight months out of them in the basement? We braided them into bundles and hung them up for storage.
Also if you want garlic next year, make sure you plant the bulbs this year before the ground freezes in late fall or so. Garlic is an over-winter situation.
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