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Fri, Apr 18, 14 at 6:48
| I planted garlic in 2012 and pulled it up last year in 2013. I didn't use much so I didn't replant for pulling up any this year. However, I found I have two volunteers this year (!) that I apparently missed last year. Each clove is sprouting so I have two bundles of several sets apiece of garlic greens coming up. Can I separate these, replant, and get something usable this fall, or is it too late? Thanks! |
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| Yes you can separate them now. As far as they are concerned, it is just like you planted them recently, so the harvest time period is about the same. |
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| However, garlic planted this late will not produce very big cloves. It is usually planted the previous Autumn for a summer crop. Alternatively, you could just leave them alone and either use as garlic greens or separate and replant in the Autumn. |
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