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Hey friends! I'm, Kelly. I garden in SW Ohio, Zone 6b. Join me in the garden today as we plant garlic--no dig style! If you’ve ever wondered how to plant garlic right in your backyard, this video is your go-to guide. We'll start with the harvest of our previous crops in the three sisters' garden beds, followed by preparing the soil to welcome new life.

In this video, I’ll walk you through:

01:03 Harvesting and clearing corn and dried beans while explaining the benefits of leaving the roots in the soil to enrich it naturally.
03:22 Discussing the differences between softneck and hardneck garlic varieties and what you can expect from each.
03:53 Preparing garlic cloves for planting, including how to crack the bulbs and select the best cloves for a healthy growth
05:01 No dig planting techniques that ensure your garlic gets the best start.
06:26 Using mulch effectively to protect your garlic over the winter, regulate soil moisture, and suppress weeds.

I'm particularly excited to grow the Idaho Silver softneck variety that I purchased from a friend and expert gardener, and several hardneck varieties sourced from Epic Gardening. Don't forget to use my affiliate link below for a 5% discount on your order from their amazing selection.

Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a curious newcomer, this video will provide you with all the tips and tricks you need to grow robust garlic that will enhance your cooking for months to come.

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