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Thank God for Garlic! 
About 3 years ago, I started growing Garlic. I started out going to BJ's Garlic Farm in Oberlin, Ohio to buy my seed garlic. (Which is nothing more
than cloves). I started out with a variety called Bogatyr,  and Italian Red. Not knowing anything about Garlic, I planted 100 cloves. Man, did I get
a lot of Garlic, as you cen see below, my first harvest. I am amazed at how many varieties of every plant we eat that God provides. I'm thankful. 
 
first garlic                                IMG 3129
                                        My First Garlic Harvest                                                                               This year's garlic planting (40 cloves) 4 inches deep

Each year, I plant my Garlic in October. This year (2025 Fall) I planted on Oct. 1st. After the previous year's garlic has cured (about 10 weeks in
my dry basement) I separate all of the cloves leaving the skin on and pick the biggest cloves to plant in my garden. I read this is the best way
to get large heads the next year. The rest, I put in my dehydrator to make powder, and of course a lot for my pasta sauce. My wife swears it
is way better than store bought, and I have to agree. 

IMG 2447                              IMG 2931                                                                      
                   This is what they look like early spring.                                                                                                     Well on their way 
Garlic Scape                              IMG 2420
                  When Scapes start to appear, cut them off                                                                             Peeled and ready to dehydrate                                            

 The scapes will start appearing around early-mid June. Everything I have read says to remove them because they take energy away from
the bulb. Many people eat the scapes, so I decided to try them. I dehydrated them and they did not do anything for me. They might be 
better fresh, but I will just wait for the garlic. 

IMG 2422                             IMG 2425
                       Sliced and ready for the dehydrator                                                                          12 hours usually does it, then ito the silver bullet

                                    That's my 2 cents on Garlic. Dont know if it is right or not, but it works for me. Thanks for looking.