Hardneck Garlic: Grow Beautifully Delicious Bulbs
Purple or pink-streaked, white or multihued. Whichever you choose, grow hardneck garlic this year! Our guide gives you the top tips.
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Vegetable gardening is one of the most satisfying things on the planet. Learn how to maximize your veggie garden this year and for the future!
Purple or pink-streaked, white or multihued. Whichever you choose, grow hardneck garlic this year! Our guide gives you the top tips.
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