2 January 2022 - Late harvest of green garlic

borepstein in #hive-129017 • 3 years ago

This was past a few days of below zero -but it somehow had survived, and it still tasted quite good.

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3 years ago in #hive-129017 by borepstein

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magnata 3 years ago

Garlic is one of the most frost-resistant vegetables. It withstands winter frosts perfectly in the ground. And shoots in the spring can withstand up to -7-8 degrees.

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videoaddiction 3 years ago

Garlic? We call it green onion 🙄

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borepstein 3 years ago

This actually is garlic shoots. And yes, it does look similar to green onions.

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videoaddiction 3 years ago

Ah, I think we don't have that sort of garlic.

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borepstein 3 years ago

Yes you do.
Plant a slice of garlic in the soil, up comes green garlic. That's all there is to it.

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videoaddiction 3 years ago

You mean stem?

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borepstein 3 years ago

A clove of garlic - that is the correct term. Sorry.

You just plant it - that's it.

https://www.foodnetwork.com/how-to/packages/food-network-essentials/what-is-a-clove-of-garlic

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