Aglio Rosso di SulmonaSometimes called Aglio Rosso, sometimes Rosso di Sulmona. "Aglio" is just Italian for "garlic," the rest means "Red of Sulmona." Back to the Garlic Marketplace Back to browse other Creole garlics

but that's fine

It hasn’t disappointed- the very first year on my farm it sized up wonderfully with manure

reminiscent of a Turban in size

"chesnok" is just a transliteration of the Russian word for garlic

I strongly believe it's a Purple Stripe

A great selection for growers due to its vigorous growth as well

I don't know why Polish White is not as popular as its mainstream cousins German White or Music

but I suspect it is

Considering two of the three best true-seed types on my farm have Kishlyk parentage

5-6 cloves per bulb

when they're

and you'll occasionally see its name as "Oregon Blue Silver