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Garlic Question

6 years ago

Hello, everyone! I have a simple but specific question about growing garlic that I can't find an answer to, so I thought I would ask it here.
I ordered some bulbs of garlic in the mail last week and they arrived yesterday. I'm aware that they need to be planted quickly before the sprout. However I won't have the time to plant them until Thursday. It's only been 24 hours since the arrived in the mail and a few of the cloves are already sprouting! Now, I know that sprouted garlic is okay to plant in the garden in the Spring, after the last frost. I also know that rooted (but not sprouted) garlic bulbs will survive freezing soil because garlic can be planted in the Fall. But my question is, can sprouted garlic with green shoots coming out of it be planted now, in the Fall, and still survive the freezing ground and air temperatures in the upcoming Winter?
In case you need to know I'm in USDA Hardiness Zone 8a with average minimum temperatures of 10 - 15°F.

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