This is where the real flavor is, say garlic aficionados. Since hardnecks have many fewer cloves, the cloves are larger and easier to peel. The tall scapes, when cut, make a great stir fry vegetable and also a stunning floral piece. Planted bulbs can yield 5-8 times their weight in harvest. A half pound will provide cloves for between 15-20 plants (plant the larger cloves, eat the smaller ones!). See How to Grow Garlic for planting details, or our video, A Garlic Gardener's Guide. All varieties are grown in the United States

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Most garlic varieties will grow almost anywhere, but we have indicated those with special qualities: C = likes cold weather; W = likes warmer weather; US = Grows nationwide

Rocambole: European plant (Allium sativum var. ophioscordon) having a garlic like bulb. 2. The bulb of this plant used as a seasoning. 

ETYMOLOGY: French, from German Rockenbolle : Rocken, distaff (from Middle High German rocke, from Old High German rocko, from Vulgar Latin *rotica, from Latin rotre, to turn; see rotate) + Bolle, bulb (from Middle High German bolle, from Old High German bolla, ball.

We reserve the right to impose maximum quantity limits per variety per customer when supplies become limited. Please let us know if you do not want us to substitute a similar garlic variety if your selection is sold out. Otherwise we will substitute at the same or lower price.