Clove trees, or Syzygium aromaticum, are native to hot, wet and sticky rainforest-like environments. While they tend to grow ...

Plant the cloves. Place the garlic cloves, pointed ends up, in the pot and press each clove about halfway into the potting mix. If you want to grow multiple garlic cloves in a single pot, ...

Plant each clove about 2 inches deep in the soil, and space each about 4-6 inches apart. You can then set your rows about 10-12 inches apart. This will give each of your cloves adequate space to grow.

Plant individual cloves of garlic in loose potting mix. You can use a planter pot or raised bed to grow garlic. Plant the cloves in one to two inches below the surface and space them three to four ...

Gardeners are being warned that watering plants in the evening could be luring slugs into gardens - but there is a simple way ...

Plant cloves after the first light frost of fall, September through November, depending on your location. Garlic cloves have a top and bottom!

Garlic is easy to grow, and October and November are the optimal times to plant it in Sonoma County. Garlic is usually planted from individual cloves that make up a bulb.

Separate the garlic bulbs into individual cloves, plant each clove (pointed end up) 4 inches apart, then cover with 1 to 2 inches of soil. Cover garlic bed with 4 inches of mulch or pine straw to ...

Cloves are toxic to cats and dogs though, so skip this plant if you've got pets. Badia Cloves Whole: now $2 @ Amazon If you want a natural pest repellent, these cloves will do the trick.

If you are a garlic lover, growing your own and harvesting fresh from the garden cannot be beat. This long-term crop, while easy to grow, requires a bit of preparation before the cloves are ...

Just break apart a garlic bulb into individual cloves and plant the segments 3 inches deep with the pointy side up. In Western Washington, garlic benefits from sitting over the winter in the ...

Just break apart a garlic bulb into individual cloves and plant the segments 3 inches deep with the pointy side up. In Western Washington, garlic benefits from sitting over the winter in the ...