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After harvesting, allow the bulbs to cure for three to four weeks in a dry, well-aerated area, such as a garage or shed. This step is essential for enhancing storage longevity. Once cured, the bulbs can be trimmed and prepared for storage, ensuring they remain viable for months to come.
Final Tips for Success
To summarize the key takeaways for growing container garlic:
Low Maintenance: Garlic grows predictably and is undemanding, making it ideal for container gardening.
Proper Container Depth: Ensure containers are at least six inches deep with good drainage.
Planting Schedule: Plant hard neck garlic four weeks before the first frost date, providing enough depth and space.