Freshly dug garlic

Fri, Jul 13, 2007 · Filed under Fieldwork, Harvest, Summer, Veggies

Freshly dug garlic

To add variety to this week’s CSA shares, I dug up 50 garlic a little ahead of the main harvest in a week or two. It’s looking great. Uncured garlic doesn’t store as well, but how long are you gonna let a single bulb of garlic hang around?! Really, there’s no such thing as too much garlic!

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