Garlic Bulb (3 Pack), Fresh California SOFTNECK Garlic Bulb for Planting and Growing Your OWN Garlic, Buy Country Creek Brand ONLY NOT FAKES

Garlic bulbs arrived and the cloves are now planted for the winter. So far so good. They will not be harvested until well into next summer, so I have no way of saying how quality the bulbs are. Some of them were sprouting in the bag so I think they will be fine.

I ordered these before and got a real good yield. I purchased them this year for the fall growing season. I ordered two sets of them so six all together the seller surprised me and added two more bulbs thank you so much these are great sellers I recommend them

Arrived quickly, planted promptly, less than a week later all of the bulbs have green shoots sprouting.

These garlic bulbs arrived in good condition and were all pretty large bulbs overall. I am planting in a raised bed for harvest next June. I have rated them 4 stars because of their condition and size. I have not yet seen nor can attest to their viability yet until I harvest the bulbs next summer. Hopefully they will grow robust and provide me a good garlic crop for next year. I plant garlic every year and have had mixed results so hopefully I improve my tactics each planting in regard to proper watering, fertilizer and necessary cold snap for a good garlic yield.

Terrible. Only 8 of the cloves sprouted, out of 56 planted, and they are skinny and weak. I’ve been growing garlic for 5 years and have never had these awful results. This is the first time I’ve used the cloves/seeds from this company and Do Not recommend them. Very disappointing.

NEW REVIEW FOR 2023: This is our 2nd year ordering these garlic bulbs. This year, the bulbs we received are even more beautiful! They are large, white bulbs, with not a speck of mildew. We were so happy with last year's harvest that we are planting 3x the amount this year. Worth noting, last winter (our first year of planting these bulbs) was one of the coldest winters on record here in zone 7B. When the freezing temps arrived, we covered our garlic row with frost cloth and every plant made it. It was a very harsh winter for this region with temps in the low teens. After harvesting, we dried and cured, then ran it through the food processor then froze in air-tight bags. This made it handy for cooking since it was already chopped. HERE IS MY ORIGINAL REVIEW FROM LAST YEAR: We wanted to add garlic to our winter garden (zone 7B). Planted two rows of these garlic bulbs a few weeks before the first frost. All emerged. We only planted the ones that looked prime and used the rejects for cooking but had plenty to fill the bed. First photo was taken last fall, shortly after planting. Second photo was taken this spring, after harvesting. These guys all survived a very unseasonably cold winter in North Carolina with lows in the teens. We did harvest them a bit earlier than planned due to a deluge of rain in the spring. We have heavy clay soil so rot is always a threat when it rains for too many consecutive days. Even though we had to harvest early, still pleased with the results and will be planting them again this fall.

I think this was my best expierence with garlic by far. They came healthy, clean, and had a lot of cloves. I planted all the largest cloves of course and was able to get quite a lot of garlic planted with only 7 bulbs. 97% success rate on garlic coming in and with a nice mound of dirt on them before winter hit, they lasted through Missouri (zone 6) winter and did well. Now half the work comes from knowing how to properly prepare and grow garlic but the other half is the condition of the bulbs you use and these ones did wonderful. I’m going to be a repeat customer!

The seed garlic arrived and was planted, although one of the heads looked dry. After many days of rain, all came up except the row and a half of the bad head. I called customer service and got a recorded message saying to contact through email. I emailed and have heard nothing. Next time, I will go to Home Depot.