Garlic Sonoran

Sonoran Garlic produces plump squat cloves on each bulb and offers a mild well-rounded flavor and heat. It grows best where winters are cold spring is damp and cool and summer is dry and warm. Harvests VERY early and stores until around November-December. Harvest fall planted garlic the following season late spring or early summer about 210 days from planting. Harvest spring planted garlic the same season...

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