so both ifa and cal ranch have sales on chicks right now... its cal ranch chick days so lots of that kind of stuff is on sale 

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so both ifa and cal ranch have sales on chicks right now... its cal ranch chick days so lots of that kind of stuff is on sale![]()
You can start garlic now. I make homemade salsa so i grow all my own ingredients. I actual grow garlic in my flower beds. I doesn't take up much room, about like a tulip bulb. And you don't have to worry about tilling it up or making an extra row just for it. i did try the jumbo garlic for the first time last year and had good results. just keep in mind garlic is a bulb and will rot if you give it to much water and the less water you give it the stronger the flavor. When it starts to get a flower stem trim the stem off. The bulb will give more energy into growing the flower then growing bigger.Does anyone have experience growing garlic? I want to grow my own but I'm wondering what the result would be if I started it now?
Do I have to wait until fall?
Thanks for the warning. I will avoid all feed stores for a week or two.so both ifa and cal ranch have sales on chicks right now... its cal ranch chick days so lots of that kind of stuff is on sale![]()
Thank you, I LOVE the idea of planting in the flower beds! I appreciate the advice, I do tend to over waterYou can start garlic now. I make homemade salsa so i grow all my own ingredients. I actual grow garlic in my flower beds. I doesn't take up much room, about like a tulip bulb. And you don't have to worry about tilling it up or making an extra row just for it. i did try the jumbo garlic for the first time last year and had good results. just keep in mind garlic is a bulb and will rot if you give it to much water and the less water you give it the stronger the flavor. When it starts to get a flower stem trim the stem off. The bulb will give more energy into growing the flower then growing bigger.