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Northwestern Gardening
mkirkwag

Anyone growing society garlic?

9 years ago

I just read two very authoritative statements about it:

1) It's only hardy to zone 9

2) It's hardy from zone 7 upward.

I found in a search that OliveOy13 got some in a trade, but can't seem to find a way to PM her to see how it did.

If you have some, I'd love to hear from you!

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