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buying garlic seed stock

13 years ago

Due to the Asters Yellows continuing up here I have to buy all new stock for fall. I am looking for suggestions on good places to by for decent prices. I planted over 1000 of my own last year and it sure is a bummer to have to start over again. Some garlic sources are just so expensive!!!

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katydid85
13 years ago
I always use filaree garlic farm. Depends on how much you are growing- their max order for each variety is give or take 50 lbs...but they do offer bulk pricing!!
Mark
13 years ago
I sell seed garlic for $10 a pound plus shipping starting in August. The varieties are Northern white, Khabar, Shandung, Lorz italian and Elephant garlic ($8/lb)
It's looking like it'll turn out huge this year and completely disease free.
Anyone interested can contact me through my website which is linked here on "My Page".

-Mark
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katydid85
13 years ago
Mark,
I emailed you regarding your seed garlic! I'd love to try some of those varieties :)
myfamilysfarm
13 years ago
That explains the huge crop that you have Mark.

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