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June 25

Colleen replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

I have a dear friend who harvests what looks like this every year on her acreage near Bancroft, Ontario (Canada). It is known in this area as Wild Leek. She pickles, and freezes, and uses fresh for stir-fry. It is only available for harvesting fo...

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May 24

Martha Hill replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Looks like just plain old garlic to me too !! Perhaps you tossed some out without realizing it !! Normally it is harvested in the fall but the bulbs are much sweeter if harvested earlier !! You can dig around the root and see how big the bulbs are...

May 22

Heidi replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Great response everyone thank you! Joy, I would love to see a photo of yours!

May 20

Ian replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Hi Maggie, I've never tried but I imagine it would dry ok. I'll pick a bunch and hang it upside down in my workshop and let you know.

May 19

Joy Williams replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Looks like regular garlic to me too. I should post a pic of mine then you can compare.

May 18

Maggie replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

I would love to find wild garlic, I have never seen it. Can you dry it?

May 18

Ian replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Hi Heidi, It could be wild garlic. If it is the bulb will have LOTS of tiny satellite bulbs around it. I'm in the south west of France and harvesting now before the plants get too large. We have hundreds in all over our garden. We use it like sala...

May 18

Heidi replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Thanks for looking, Landscape, it has not put out shoots yet. This edible part is within the white bulb in the shoot?

May 18

Heidi replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Thank you Chris! I will update!

May 18

Landscape Safari Man replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

That looks like garlic to me . has it flowered ? Garlic flowers have a little garlic like node which tastes amazing. looks like it has sprouted from last years cloves.

May 18

Chris Bocchino replied to Heidi's discussion 'Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?'

Sure looks like regular garlic plants to me. It looks as though an entire bulb was planted in the same hole. If it is garlic you will be able to harvest it when about 2/3 of the leaves are dead. Hope this helps and keep us updated....................

May 17

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Wondering if anyone can identify this, is it wild garlic?

The photo is here. I'm not sure if this is onion, wild garlic, ramps? The greens taste chive like. Last summer, they put out shoots at one point with whitish round balls. Would love identity advice and ideas of when to harvest them! Thank you!

May 17

Heidi commented on Heidi's photo 'Wild-Garlic'

Can anyone identify this? Is it wild garlic, ramps? The greens taste like chives. At some point the will make shoots with white round bulbs coming off of them. Would love to know what it is, and when to harvest, thanks!

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Where do you live and garden?: Durango, CO

How long have you been growing food?: 4-10 years

Dream garden travel destination:: Costa Rica

Favorite foods:: heirloom tomatoes, basil

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Hi following recent discussion I have put climate maps of the USA, Australia and Europe on here for reference..

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Recipes, Recipes, Recipes

Hi Everyone, I've started to collect together recipes from various posts on the site and put them all together here.

If you have a recipe you want to add on here, just post it on the site and leave a comment on my page telling me where it is and I'll go and fetch it back here.

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US STATES ABBREVIATIONS

US STATE ABBREVIATIONS

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