Inchelium Red

Garlic will ship in September with Expedited Shipping through Canada Post.

Allium sativum sativum

Type: Softneck

Group: Artichoke

When to Plant: 4 to 6 weeks before soil freezes. In warmer regions, planting ranges from late September/early October until the last week of November.

Season: Early

Description: Originally from Colville native reserve in Inchelium, Washington. It is widely adapted to the West coast climate. Artichokes are typically large, store well and have a wide range of flavors. They are called artichokes because of the arrangement of the cloves in a bulb similar to an unopen artichoke flower.

Use: This garlic is the perfect choice for making salad dressings and dips due to it having a more mild pungency. Learn more recipe ideas on our website.

Flavour: Mild when raw, cooked and especially when fresh (uncured).

Grow: Artichoke varieties make for beautiful braids and they store very well. A softneck, they do not produce scapes, however some stalks will still attempt to produce one and you will find an extra little treat (bulbils) in the stalk of the plant. 

Number of cloves/bulb: 10-12

Approx. Size Range: Large to X-Large (2"-2.5")

Purchase 10 bulbs for best shipping rate per bulb! Don't forget if it's more than you need, seed garlic can also be enjoyed as culinary eating garlic

Ships in September!

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