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Gardening

dem4decades

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7. You left the scapes on? If you think the garlic is close pull one and see.

Reply to Siwsan (Original post)

Tue Jul 4, 2023, 09:15 AM

Jul 2023

Our leaves haven't turned brown yet and we could use some sun. We've had days upon days of that shit southern weather getting pumped up to us, humid, wet, thunderstorms, just plain miserable.

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It is now that 'Should I pull the garlic, or wait a little longer' stage of gardening [View all] Siwsan Jul 2023 OP

I have been told it keeps vampires 🧛‍♀️ at bay. Polly Hennessey Jul 2023 #1

It must, because I've never had problems with them. Siwsan Jul 2023 #4

Pull it and bury it in the deepest hole you can dig, then cover it with concrete. Ocelot II Jul 2023 #2

Hate garlic? wryter2000 Jul 2023 #3

Yup, hate it, onions too. Ocelot II Jul 2023 #5

I LOVE garlic. Especially my home grown stuff. Siwsan Jul 2023 #6

You left the scapes on? If you think the garlic is close pull one and see. dem4decades Jul 2023 #7

nice luttle bunch of red "heat wave" tomatoes. rampartc Jul 2023 #8

I've got a lot of green Early Girl, Grape and Cherry tomatoes. Siwsan Jul 2023 #9

i've been growing "sweet hundreds, " small cherries but very tasty rampartc Jul 2023 #10