Elephant GarlicKnown for its impressive size and mild, yet delicious, flavor, elephant garlic bulbs are an essential addition to your garden! While it looks and tastes like a mild harneck type, it is actually a type of leek. This plump plant produces bulbs that commonly weigh a pound or more, averaging about 4 7 cloves per bulb. Your elephant garlic seeds should be planted in early spring or fall. If the bulbs are planted in spring, expect to harvest them at the end

Shrubs and Berries (New or Freshly Planted): 1 part worm castings to 2 parts soil

baking into desserts or making into jams and jellies

Very low-maintenance and sweetly fragrant

breeders and enthusiasts

The Chicago Peace Hybrid Tea Rose displays the best color when planted east of the Rockies

Just one look and taste and Butterball will be an instant winner in your kitchen and your garden

so they'll prevent future pest populations once the adults die off

making it perfect for fresh eating

we're proud to offer a new and improved version of the beloved Goldrush Apple

Blue Ravine Clematis performs best in full sun to partial shade

While they're very good for eating fresh

It's bred to be free flowering