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How To Grow GREAT Garlic, In the Spring

How To Grow GREAT Garlic, In the Spring
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Think you missed out because you didn't "drop your garlic" last fall? Well, you're WRONG! You can STILL plant garlic in the spring, as soon as your soil becomes workable! Your garlic heads might not be as large as they would have been if you'd have dropped them in the fall, but they'll still be delicious!

Here's a few tips on how you can grow GREAT garlic, even in the springtime!

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