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LEARNLETS How do I plant garlic? You can plant garlic in the fall and then pick it in the summer or spring. Break open a fresh, unbruised bulb of garlic to separate the cloves. Peel away the papery layers of skin, but leave the thick skin on each individual clove intact. Plant the cloves pointy tip up, 4 to 6 inches apart from each other, in well-drained soil. Cover the cloves with 2 inches of soil, or with 4 inches in colder climates. Trim away any stalks that start to flower or produce buds. Dig up your bulbs of garlic in the summer or spring, when the shoots start to turn brown. MORE LEARNLETS Drain Fried Foods Cook Tender Beans Shell and Devein Shrimp Keep Cookies from Burning    More learnlets...  Click here to email this page to a friend

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