?? Garlic Music (3 bulbs) – The right note in the heart of the vegetable garden ? Proposed by Van Noort
Music garlic is a sure value in the large family of porcelain garlic : rustic, productive, regular and delicious. It forms large pearly white bulbs , containing 4 to 6 perfectly shaped cloves , with dense and fragrant flesh.
Its flavor is balanced , sweet raw, warmer once cooked, ideal for all culinary uses. Robust in the face of cold, it adapts to all climates and can be stored for several months . Its foliage is vigorous, its flower stem edible. And if left in place, it multiplies naturally from year to year. A stable and reliable plant melody , to be sown with your eyes closed.
?? Product Features
?? Average height : 50 to 70 cm
?? Exposure : Full sun
?? Hardiness : Zone 3 and above
?? Attracts wildlife : No
?? Water requirements : Low
?? Ideal soil : Light, drained, humus-rich and loosened
?? Quantity : 3 bulbs (to be divided into cloves)
?? Planting and growing Garlic Music
?? When to plant? From September to November, for a harvest in July
?? In open ground : Ideal in a sunny vegetable bed , in rows, or integrated into a mixed garden
?? In a pot : Possible in a large, well-drained container
?? How to plant?
1?? Depth : 4 to 6 cm
2?? Spacing : 12 to 15 cm
3?? Watering : Light when planting, then almost unnecessary
?? Growing tip : Light earthing in spring helps form beautiful bulbs. To encourage production, you can cut the garlic scape before it fully sprouts.
?? Garlic Music Maintenance
?? Watering : Rarely necessary
?? Fertilizer : Compost or natural amendment in the fall
?? Pruning : Remove the flower stem if desired
?? Wintering : No care required, excellent hardiness
?? Why choose Ail Music?
? Reliable, hardy and easy to grow porcelain garlic
? Balanced flavor , perfect for all dishes
? Long-term storage , without loss of quality
? Brings stability, simplicity and gourmet pleasure to the vegetable garden
? Give your garden a pure note , a faithful harvest and a classic touch with Garlic Music, offered by Van Noort — a harmonious, generous and full-flavored variety. ?
?? To be married with...
Kohlrabi, lettuce, nasturtiums or rose bushes , for a protective and visually harmonious combination. ??
? Understand everything about the types of garlic: hardneck, porcelain, rocambole… ?
Under their white, mauve or coppery skins, cultivated garlic hides an astonishing diversity! They are often classified into two main families: hardneck garlic and softneck garlic , with subcategories as pretty as their names: porcelain , rocambole , turbans , etc. Here is a little guide to help you find your way around:
?? Hardneck garlic: the hardy ones of the North
These garlics have a rigid flower stem in the center of the bulb. They are best suited to cool climates , very hardy, and often have large, well-formed cloves around the heart. They include:
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Porcelain garlic (like Duganski): few cloves (4 to 6), very large, firm flesh, excellent storage , strong aroma. White or purple bulbs.
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Rocambole garlic : complex flavor, thinner skin, keeps a little less long but is more subtle in cooking .
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Purple or mauve garlic : beautiful ridged skin, rich aroma, often spectacular bulbs.
?? Special feature : they produce a garlic flower (flower stalk), edible, to be harvested young as a delicacy.
?? Softneck garlic: the classics of the South
Without a rigid central stem, these garlics form a bulb that is often richer in cloves and smaller in size. Ideal for mild climates , they braid easily and store well. They sometimes have a milder flavor , perfect for everyday cooking.
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Examples: White garlic from Lomagne , pink garlic from Lautrec , pink garlic from Auvergne
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Perfect for spring or fall planting in warmer regions.
?? And in the garden?
Hardneck garlic is best planted in the fall ; it is more hardy and its flowering (the famous garlic flower) is a little culinary bonus. Softneck garlic is more flexible when it comes to planting, but does not like long winters.
?? A little natural magic : whatever the type, if you leave a few bulbs in place, they will multiply from year to year . A true companion culture, faithful and generous.