Assertion: garlic | /r/HasProperty | planted in the fall
Facets:
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: unlike many vegetables
type: OTHER
value: ideally
type: DEGREE
value: to allow
type: PURPOSE
value: for late spring harvest
type: PURPOSE
value: in georgia
type: LOCATION
value: to permit full development
type: PURPOSE
value: in south carolina
type: LOCATION
value: unlike many other types of plants
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Unlike many other types of plants, garlic is planted in the fall, goes dormant in the winter, and then begins to grow as the soil warms up during the spring.
text: Garlic is planted in fall, allowing the cold to divide each clove into the bulb to come.
text: Garlic is an easy-to-grow crop that’s harvested in midsummer and planted in the fall.
text: Generally, most gardeners find it easier to get the garlic planted in fall, since early spring soils are usually too wet for planting.
text: Garlic is a fall planted crop that is harvested in July.
text: Garlic can be planted in either fall or early spring.
text: Garlic is planted either in the fall or the spring, depending on your climate.
text: Garlic is planted in the fall and should be grown on raised beds covered with black, green IRT (infrared transmitting), or blue plastic mulch with drip irrigation.
text: In most regions of the country, garlic is planted in the fall.
text: Onions and the related shallots, leeks and garlic all grow best during cool weather and are usually planted in the fall in South Carolina for late spring harvest.
text: Garlic must be planted in the fall to permit full development.
text: Garlic is planted in the fall before the ground freezes, then harvested the following summer when the bulbs are at full size.
text: When it is planted in the fall, most gardeners find that the bulbs are larger and more full of flavor.
text: Since garlic is planted in the fall, it can easily follow other vegetables harvested earlier such as summer squash, green beans, or garden peas.
text: Garlic can be planted late in the fall, after other tasks are finished.
text: The reason that garlic is planted in the fall in Georgia is to permit full leaf development.
text: Garlic is best planted in the fall while temperatures are slightly cooler but before the ground is frozen.
text: Garlic is planted in the fall, ideally six weeks before the ground freezes.
text: When to harvest garlic planted in the fall
text: Most garlic is sold and planted in the fall.
text: Garlic is planted in the fall to allow the roots to begin growing before winter arrives, and the plants go dormant.
text: Planted in fall and not growing rapidly until spring, garlic experiences the most dramatic freeze-thaw frost heaving of the season, bringing each clove to the surface if they’re not deep enough.
text: Unlike many vegetables, garlic is usually planted in fall.
text: Garlic is planted in fall, typically after first frost has hit but before the soil has frozen completely.
text: While you *can* plant garlic in the spring, almost all gardening experts agree garlic planted in the fall gives the highest yields and best-tasting bulbs.