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Late maturing. Very hardy. Tall dark green plants. Large bulbs with 4 to 6 cloves.
We have sold our expected yield of Leningrad. If you email we can put you on a Wish List in case harvest exceeds our conservative projection.
Original source likely Zemo. This beautiful Porcelain strain is more vigorous than Zemo, producing large, dense bulbs. Grown by Foothill Farm at the base of the Mission Mountains in NW Montana.
Large bulbs and 4 to 5 cloves per bulb. Cloves well streaked on back but soft brown-pink with lines on inside. Raw taste strong and pleasant with no aftertaste. From Rep. of Georgia.
Good yielding, fine white bulbs. Consistently large bulbs. From Hadrut Karabach near Azerbaijan border via Chester Aaron.
An exceptionally versatile garlic. Excellent baked flavor without being too hot raw. Origin Germany.
We have sold our expected yield of Floha. If you email we can put you on a Wish List in case harvest exceeds our conservative projection.
Large bulbs with 4 to 7 cloves. Clean white appearance. Beautiful fat cloves. Consistently good yields. Very mild and flavorful raw. Long storing.
The raw taste is strong with a nice hotness that is not unpleasant. A good salsa garlic or salad warmer.
Favored by Northeast growers, this old standard from Johnny's Select Seeds is now available. Also known as German White or German Extra Hardy.
The original seed for this productive and beautiful strain came to us in a 43 bulb braid with a box of Iowa sweet corn! From Des Moines area grower Jordan Clasen, Grade A Gardens. Very vigorous growing seed producing large bulbs with pure white bulb-wrappers. Most bulbs have more cloves than our standard German Stiffneck. Bulbs often contain 7 large fat cloves. This porcelain strain has been grown in Iowa for some time but appears to be the same variety as the German White (or German Stiffneck) that is a popular standard with Northeast growers. Image coming this fall.
From the Czech collection of New York grower, Dr. Boris Andrs. Pure white bulb wrappers.
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