Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck

SKU: 12947BLBNON-3EA
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Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck
Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck
Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck
Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck
Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck
Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck

Garlic Chesnok Red Hardneck

SKU: 12947BLBNON-3EA
$16.11 $18.95 You save 15%
$16.11 $18.95 You save 15%
form: BULB
style: NA
size: 3 each

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Save 15% on BULB / NA / 3 each

Chesnok Red is a striking purple stripe hardneck variety that yields large bulbs containing 8-12 long, easy to peel red cloves. This is a highly flavorful cooking and baking variety, and stores 6-7 months. It is aromatic and richly flavored, with a mild, creamy taste when roasted. Originally from the Republic of Georgia. Scapes can be harvested and used for cooking before the garlic itself is actually harvested. Medium term storage. Performs well in any climate.Hardiness zones 3-8. Bulb size 1.5-2".

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Bulbs will ship on the first available ship date, September through October while supplies last. 
For later ship dates, specify your request at checkout.
For earlier ship dates, please call us toll-free at 800.544.7938.


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Most orders are currently shipping within 5–7 business days via USPS or UPS (excluding backorders), though shipping times may vary during our peak season from January - May.

We also recommend selecting a future ship date that aligns with your planting schedule. Please note that we do not ship on weekends or company-recognized holidays

To help reduce the number of partial shipments, after the first shipment, we may hold an order until the majority of remaining items are available to ship together.  

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  • Plant Type: Annual

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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It’s way too early to

"It’s way too early to tell here in NH."

Robert S. (5/5)

Can’t wait for the results

"Planted in October and will harvest in late summer. The bulbs were firm and large and arrived in plenty of time."

Bob B. (5/5)

Excellent

"Very nice bulbs of garlic! I planted most of them. I tasted a few . Excellent flavor Highly recommended."

GERALD C. (5/5)

Great sprouts!

"I planted 60 cloves at end of October, which is good for the Bay area. Within weeks, all 60 sprouted. Now, in mid-January the 60 sprouts look good (it rarely freezes in my area). I've learned my lesson not to plant them too early (e.g., September). Early planting causes the cloves sprout then produce scapes as the colder temperatures hit. Wasting the energy making scapes in the fall was a bad idea because that energy should go into building a bigger bulb."

Stephen C. (5/5)

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