[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

I have Estonian Garlic which has fairly large cloves. I try to use biggest cloves for fall planting. (Which I need to do soon!)

I use the same curing process for my garlic. The garage only has direct sunlight in the late afternoon and I keep it at the back of the garage near an air vent. (Split level house.)

Good to have a lot of garlic!

[posterchild]

I think i have russian red and some german but not certain but they do create large cloves also. They are hardnecks that i bought in several locations many years ago. I generally plant the largest cloves but given my odd harvest last spring I took the most unappetizing ones:). In spite of the temporary mold, the peeling, and otherwise looking degraded the plants seem to be thriving.