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free!! allium sativum

Feb.7.2008  by  Peter Donegan

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also known as Garlic, these cloves [fresh] from China I bought in Superquinn!! Carbon footprint my rear. The builders have destroyed my crop so I needed a fresh batch to grow from. I was surprised to discover their origin but these will be planted & not used for cooking.

To grow: Split the cloves. Plant 2″ down & 4″ apart. Plant now and lift at the end of summer when the leaves die off [as you would with most bulbs]. Let them dry and/ or replant. Free garlic!

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