Garlic is a hugely popular crop to grow and a common sight in vegetable gardens and kitchen gardens worldwide. Though regularly planted in fall, you can still grow many types of garlic by planting them in the spring.
If you want to grow garlic and haven’t planted yours yet, or you have particularly wet or heavy soil (garlic planted in fall risks rotting in those conditions), then we take a look at some garlic varieties that can provide a great harvest even from a spring planting.
