Imagine tucking your garden in for a long winter’s nap, only to sneak in a little surprise under the covers—garlic. While most plants cringe at the thought of frost, garlic practically throws a party when planted before winter. This pungent powerhouse thrives in the cold, quietly building strength beneath the soil while the rest of your garden snoozes.
By the time spring rolls around, garlic is already ahead of the game, ready to sprout into the star of your kitchen. So, why exactly does garlic love being planted before winter?
