Wooleylot Farm Mid-Spring Garlic Field Observations.

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Wooleylot Farm Mid-Spring Garlic Field Observations

Garlic Field Observation Chesnok Red Music Vkoos Odena Purple Italian Plot 1:Pictures taken May 20, 2010

Garlic Field Observation Ohman Red Music Chesnok Red Plot 2: Picture taken May 20, 2010

Garlic Field Observation Root System: Root growth occurs in fall soon after planting and is well established prior to the winter dominancy. Stem and Leave System: Stem and leave growth occurs in early spring after emerging from winter dominancy. The garlic stem has not yet produced a scape (flower stem). The scape will emerge at the top of the stem when the bulbs begin to mature. Sample: Pictures taken May 20, 2010 Immature Bulb: Bulb growth and clove development occur in late spring and early summer after leaf die-back (turn brown) begins. Harvest occurs in July after bulbs are mature.