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Garlic
Flavorful and easy to grow, garlic is a favorite among gardeners. For the biggest, best bulbs, plant garlic in the fall and harvest the following summer. Softneck garlic varieties are best for braiding and do better in warmer climates. Live in a colder zone? Then consider the hardneck varieties that are more cold hardy.
