Garlic Softneck

SKU: 53656BLBNON-3EA
$16.75
Garlic Softneck
Garlic Softneck
Garlic Softneck
Garlic Softneck

Garlic Softneck

SKU: 53656BLBNON-3EA
$16.75
$16.75
form: BULB
style: NA
size: 3 each
Softnecks (Silverskins) are recognized by the white papery skin and an abundance of cloves, often forming several layers around the central core. Softneck garlic offers a nice mild flavor and is the type you find in most grocery stores. It is great for cooking and very healthy! Since the necks of the stems are soft, they are perfect for braiding for long term storage. Softnecks grow well in warmer climates and can be planted in the spring as well as the fall. Hardiness zones 5-8.

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Each = Number of Garlic Bulbs

Bulbs will ship on the first available ship date, September through October while supplies last. 
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SizeQuantityPrice Each
BULB / NA / 10 each3+$24.00
We are unable to ship this product to Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Puerto Rico, Washington


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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: 4.6923075 / 5 from 13 reviews.

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Always happy with products from

"Always happy with products from Harris!!"

Patty H. (5/5)

Still a few months from

"Still a few months from harvest. Looks good right now."

Jerry K. (4/5)

Softneck garlic and Honeynut Squash seed

"I am retired, but when I farmed, we bought all of our seed from Harris. Every year went drive over to Rochester for the field trials, also. We also had fuve greenhouses and all of our flower seeds also came from Harris. Never any complaints, therefore, for my small garden, I have continued to buy my seeds, etc. from Harris. ."

George J. (5/5)

Appreciate you insterest in your

"Appreciate you insterest in your customers. My garlic is doing well . About 5" tall. Thanks Charlie B"

Charles B. (5/5)

great garlic sets, healthy, planted

"great garlic sets, healthy, planted and growing nicely, thank you."

Daniel B. (5/5)

Fall planting

"Great early spring growth. Looks very promising for summer harvest."

EDWARD T. (5/5)

So far so good

"They are growing great"

LORETTA P. (4/5)

Love!

"These are growing great in my AZ backyard right now!!"

JENNIFER S. (5/5)

I planted them in October

"I planted them in October and they are growing beautifully"

STEPHAN P. (5/5)

Great

"Best ever"

HENRY D. (5/5)

Q&A

Okay -- I see a lot of negative comments here about your garlic arriving rotten, dried out, etc., and not being worth the money to buy. I know that garlic is a funny thing sometimes, and can go bad seemingly for no reason. But if garlic bulbs are not in open air, the pods will in fact go bad and the only way to prevent that is to get the bulbs into open air so it can "breath." It's the same with onions -- if the onion can't get fresh air, it will start rotting from the inside. So, I have to take some of these comments are caused by the buyers who neglect the bulbs and don't and and quickly plant the cloves. I saw a note which says that transplant shipments cannot be made to WA State. Are garlic bulbs viewed as "transplant shipments?" Thank you .
Hi Bob, Thanks for the question. You are correct in that garlic will often rot if there is no proper airflow, which can happen when the package isn't opened soon after receiving the garlic. If customers open the package immediately and the garlic is already rotten (hopefully this would be a rare case!), we ask customers to follow our claims process so that we can provide a satisfactory resolution: https://www.harrisseeds.com/pages/live-goods-claims Unfortunately we cannot ship garlic to WA. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience. Thanks again for reaching out.
What do you mean by 3 count
Hi Charles, Thanks for the question! The count is the number of garlic bulbs. 3 count = 3 bulbs. Elephant Garlic is the exception (count = # of pre-cracked cloves).
What variety of softneck garlic is this?
Hello and thank you for contacting us. The softneck garlic that we sell is Inchelium Red, an artichoke style garlic. Please let us know if you have any other questions.