Galic Rust

so second year in a row that our area has been affected by garlic rust (Puccinia allii)
more info to follow, but in the meantime this is what OSU has to say.
7/31/2011

"What garlic is to food, insanity is to art."
- Augustus Saint-Gaudens

2010 CROP: CURED & AVAILABLE
Seed
Eating
'Seconds' (for processing)

Please contact me at
tobiaspolicha(at)gmail(dot)com
for availability and pricing.

GROW GARLIC!

Hard Neck

Hardneck garlics all produce ‘garlic whistles’ in the spring, which are best removed to increase bulb yield, this is easily accomplished by including them in salads, stir-fries, or throwing them on the grill! Hardneck garlics tend to have a more full bodied flavor that softnecks and typically peel more easily, but they don't store as long and ya can’t braid ‘em.

Brown Tempest (2010 Sold Out)
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German White Porcelain

German Red

Italian Giant

Kimberton Hills Rocambole (2010 Sold out)

Metechi (2010 Sold out)
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Marsh Music

Purple Glacier

Russian Rocambole

Soft Neck

Softnecks do not produce ‘whistles’ which makes them slightly lower maintenance than hardnecks. The softneck is key to making beautiful garlic braids, and they store longer than the hardnecks.

Inchelium Red

Italian Purple

Kettle River Giant
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Laural Valley Silver

Oregon Blush

Winter Rose

2009 crop