A member of the Lily family, the garlic plant produces a pungent bulb that is composed of several flavorful cloves. It's among the most ancient of cultivated plants, and can be enjoyed in many ways. Garlic has long been used as a seasoning, germicide, and medicine. Its juice contains the antibiotic oil, allicin, which has been credited with having a myriad of medical benefits including the ability to lower blood pressure. Each item has met our very rigid standards for product quality and excellence.
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Prices effective through June 30, 2001. The prices for these items are effective through January 31, 2001. How To Grow Garlic Make sure the cloves are hard and solid, not dried out. If growing plants are not exposed to temperatures below 60 degrees Fahrenheit they often fail to form bulbs. The cloves should be planted flat end down.