Ready to spice up your garden? Plant some garlic this fall and let the deliciousness unfold!

If you like to grow your own vegetables, late fall presents one last chance to get a crop in the ground. Although it is too late for most cool-season plants, it’s the perfect time to plant garlic! For home gardeners in the Northwest, garlic is easy to grow, prolific, and can be stored for several months after it is harvested.

This pungent bulb adds flavor to countless recipes. In this class you will learn which garlic variety matches your location and microclimate. Your heads of garlic will be ready to harvest in the summer, during the middle of the vegetable garden season. After you harvest and clean out the bed, you can plant another crop in the same bed. In addition to having an intense flavor and many culinary uses, the “stinking rose” also serves as an insect repellent in the garden and has been used as a home remedy for centuries.

Come learn How to Plant, Grow & Harvest Garlic with Spokane Master Gardener, Marcia Sands on Thursday, October 5, 2023 from 1:00 – 2:30pm at the WSU Extension Office at 227 S Garden Ave, Newport, WA.

Call 509-447-2401 to REGISTER TODAY!

2023 MASTER GARDENER CLASS SERIES