Types of garlic

Different types of garlic thrive in different conditions and have different qualities. This article will help you pick a garlic variety that’s right for your climate and your cooking needs. | | #herbgarden #culinaryherbs #growingherbs #foodgardens

A comparison between hardneck and softneck garlic. | Photo by David Fuller Beloved for its culinary uses (not for its breath effects), garlic is a great addition to any garden. The plant is hardy and easy to grow and used in many different cuisines. There are many different types

If you missed the fall planting window, there's good news, planting garlic in spring can work, too! Here's everything you need to know.

In this in depth guide to garlic, we are covering all types of garlic, big and small, and how to use them (+ benefits and more).

Choose the best type of garlic to grow in your garden based on your climate, your flavor preferences, and more. Plus, best sources for seed garlic.

Different people have very different attitudes toward garlic: some hate it because of the odor, and others add it to almost every meal they have. We had no idea that this unique plant has several types.

Packed with beneficial properties for all of the organs and systems in our bodies, here are the many health benefits of garlic.

You know how we call the garlic one of the healthiest foods our nature gives. It improves your health and makes the food you cook tastier and smellier. Even though many people refuse to eat it, they love the way it smells when it’s cooked with their favorite meal. Here is the long list of

There's more to love about garlic beyond its taste. Learn how compounds in garlic can benefit your heart, digestive health, immune function and more.

Hardneck garlic varieties are closely related to the earliest heirloom strains of garlic. They have more complex flavors and are a little healthier. Also, they tend to be resilient, with a robust, smoother, and more garlicky flavor.