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THESE BULBS ARE BIG!   Perfect for planting or roasting.

 

Music is one of our Top Sellers.  The Bulbs and Cloves are large!  

 

  • This is one of the most popular hardneck garlic.
  • Produces between 3-7 large, with easy-to-peel cloves per bulb.
  • Most are 2" and larger diameter bulbs.
  • Incredibly flavorful garlic, with nice aromatics.
  • Garlic heat that is balanced by the spiciness.
  • Easy-to-grow and very cold hardy.
  • Stores well in cool, dark conditions. 

 

Music is a very popular hardneck garlic and is prized for its jumbo cloves, long storage potential, and strong field performance in cold climates.   Music can produce big bulbs with fat, easy-to-peel cloves.   Skins are very thick and tightly wrapped, with a creamy-white appearance.    

 

A good substitute for Music is Georgian Crystal and German Extra Hardy.  These are very similar.

 

Music garlic is named after Canadian grower Al Music, who reputedly brought this variety from Italy in 1980.  Similar to German Extra-Hardy, with large succulent cloves, Music became known as a very good cold-climate variety.

 

Use as Garlic Seed; Ready for planting. Grow your own garlic! Our Music Garlic is grown in the foothills of Hyalite Peak, Bozeman, Montana.

 

Approximately 10 pounds of our Music Garlic equates to 250-275 cloves. 10 Music Bulbs = 50 Cloves (average). 10 Music Bulbs have a weight of about 2 pounds.    Approximately 20 pounds of our Music Garlic equates to 500 cloves or 500 plants.  Keep in mind that each garlic bulb contains 3-7 cloves that are large.

 

GroEat Garlic is shipped beginning in September, depending on the season and the variety. Quantities are limited; order early for best availability. Sorry, not available to Idaho or Canada.

MUSIC (Hardneck, Porcelain)

$31.99 Regular Price
$29.99Sale Price
  • Music is a garlic planted in the fall, soon after the first frost and a few weeks before the first hard frost. The seed garlic bulbs should be taken apart into separate cloves not long before planting. Hardneck garlic requires vernalization (exposure to a period of cold temperatures) before or after planting. Plant cloves two inches deep, the pointed side up. Garlic does best with a loose soil with very good drainage and a pH of 7.0 optimum. Plant in an area with full sun exposure.

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