2024年6月29日 · Garlic grows below ground, so it's not easy to tell when the bulb has matured. What's the trick of knowing when to harvest garlic? The short answer is: It's all in the leaves. Read through this guide and you'll be a pro at timing your garlic harvest!

2024年6月24日 · Most gardeners plant garlic in the fall and wait for the plants to sprout the following spring. But if you planted garlic in the early spring, the harvest will come in late summer. Timing is quite important when it comes to harvesting and storing garlic. Here are tips on how to know when to harvest garlic:

2023年9月22日 · Knowing when to harvest garlic is important for getting the best-tasting bulbs to use in your kitchen. With a few basic vegetable harvesting guidelines and some expert tips, you'll be enjoying homegrown garlic in no time.

2024年5月10日 · Knowing when to harvest garlic can be tricky. Use these tips to pick garlic bulbs at the perfect time and store your harvest so it lasts!

Know when to harvest garlic in the summer and how to store garlic for the winter. Plus, learn what to do with your garlic scapes!

2022年1月26日 · Garlic planted in spring is ready to harvest in July, August and September. The wide range of harvesting times depends on soil conditions and weather, but is mostly dictated by the variety you grow. Many varieties of soft neck garlic, even if planted in spring, will be ready to harvest in early summer.

2024年7月18日 · Garlic is an unexpectedly easy crop to grow at home if you get the timing right. Let’s talk about when to harvest garlic—and what to look for before harvesting. Plus, I’ll show you how to cure your garlic for long-term storage. To grow the …

2024年6月7日 · Garlic is generally ready to harvest around late June through mid-July. Depending on the type you’ve planted, there are several signs to look for when determining whether your bulbs are ready to leave the ground.

2024年6月6日 · Garlic takes a long time to grow! It is usually planted in the fall, and is ready to harvest in late spring to mid-summer the following year. The exact time depends in the variety and growing conditions, but is usually about 8 to 9 months after planting cloves in the fall.

Luckily, there is an easy trick to determine when your garlic is ready to harvest—just look at the leaves! Whether you are growing soft neck garlic, hardneck garlic, or elephant garlic (which isn’t true garlic but is still tasty), this easy signal will help you know when to harvest.