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Rust on Garlic

Started by Lottie Lady 2, May 18, 2007, 20:52:13

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antipodes

Is it really time to be lifting garlic?? Or only overwintered? I planted mine in February. It seems healthy, if rusty, I thought it was more end July to take it out???
2012 - Snow in February, non-stop rain till July. Blight and rot are rife. Thieving voles cause strife. But first runner beans and lots of greens. Follow an English allotment in urban France: http://roos-and-camembert.blogspot.com

antipodes

2012 - Snow in February, non-stop rain till July. Blight and rot are rife. Thieving voles cause strife. But first runner beans and lots of greens. Follow an English allotment in urban France: http://roos-and-camembert.blogspot.com

Robert_Brenchley

Depends on the variety. My early garlic is starting to keel over, but the maincrop will be a few weeks yet.

Tee Gee

I only lifted mine because I thought they would grow no further because of lack of photosynthesis and there was a probability if I left them in the bulbs / cloves might become diseased.


Normally I wouldn't have lifted them for probably another month yet!

Deb P

Same here, mine was planted in November and I was expecting to lift it end of July, my garlic at home is rust free and still green and growing well, the lottie stuff was just totally orange with rust!

If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

Trevor_D

Quote from: Tee Gee on June 12, 2007, 15:41:50

Normally I wouldn't have lifted them for probably another month yet!

But the whole season is a month early, thanks to a record-breaking April. We started picking the asparagus a fortnight early and - surprise, surprise - it's finishing now, a fortnight early.

We live in uncertain times.....

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