Garlic is an easy and low-maintenance crop to grow indoors on a windowsill. You can harvest it early and your chances of success are high so why not give it a go ...

Growing garlic indoors can be easier than outdoors because you’re in control of the environment, eliminating pest infestations and providing consistency in growing conditions. Winter garlic is ...

Let's start by saying this: You can grow garlic indoors, but you won't get a head of garlic as you would when you plant cloves in the garden. What you will get is garlic sprouts or greens, which ...

Save the smaller ones for eating/cooking or plant them in a pot indoors and grow garlic chive; just snip off the greens to use in dishes. Where to buy and how much to plant.

July is the perfect time to fill those trays and sow seed of broccoli, cabbage, and all the leafy greens like spinach, ...

Planting grocery store garlic (Allium sativum) may seem like an easy and cheap way to grow more of these pungent cloves. The draw is understandable: the hack is as convenient to get off the ground as ...

If you’re growing garlic indoors, place the pot on a windowsill or another area that gets plenty of light. You should see new life in as few as 7 to 10 days, according to Martha Stewart’s website.

“I also plant garlic cloves in the winter,” says Reppert Brill. “They’re easy to grow, and the tops are yummy in salads. “I use a cheap-o bud vase and fill it three-quarters full of water.

Garlic is easy to grow, a good companion plant, usually not eaten by wildlife and very popular. Note however, growing garlic requires patience. Bulbs mature in about nine months.

Garlic is one of the easiest plants to grow, with exceptional yields. If you’re like me and use garlic all the time, it’s a crop you should absolutely try, as long as you’re ready to give it ...