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| MTFarmLPN |
Posted - Sep 20 2013 : 07:06:18 AM
I would love to try growing garlic and ginger next year in the garden. I live in central MT any suggestions? We did put up a small green house this year as well.
Thanks Christa |
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| MTFarmLPN |
Posted - Sep 28 2013 : 05:29:45 AM
Thank you!!!!!! |
| AnnieinIdaho |
Posted - Sep 21 2013 : 09:46:23 AM
Hi. Go to the main website for Mary Janes Farm and search Garden Products and she sells garlic. MJ has written about how to separate and plant. She did considerable research on the garlic she sells. Since it is successful growing in Moscow, Idaho I would guess it would also do very well where you live. The garlic is now available but only sold seasonally. If you have questions about it give the MJF staff a phone call. Happy Autumn!
Annie
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| queenmushroom |
Posted - Sep 21 2013 : 06:13:31 AM
I live in Maine.I was told by a close friend that for our climate try a cold weather garlic bulb which, if I remember right was a variety that came from German stock. I can't remember the name of the variety though. Don't know about Ginger.
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