Organic Duganski Garlic (lb)

Organic Duganski Garlic (lb)Organic Duganski Garlic is a standout hardneck variety known for its striking purple streaked wrappers and bold, spicy flavor. This robust garlic matures early and performs exceptionally well in cold climates, making it a reliable choice for gardeners across diverse regions. Each head of Duganski garlic typically holds 6 to 10 plump, easy to peel cloves, ideal for culinary use where rich, intense garlic flavor is desired. Organic Duganski garlic not

Organic Duganski Garlic is a standout hardneck variety known for its striking purple-streaked wrappers and bold, spicy flavor. This robust garlic matures early and performs exceptionally well in cold climates, making it a reliable choice for gardeners across diverse regions. Each head of Duganski garlic typically holds 6 to 10 plump, easy-to-peel cloves, ideal for culinary use where rich, intense garlic flavor is desired.

Organic Duganski garlic not only delivers in taste but also in garden performance. As a hardneck type, it produces a flowering scape that can be harvested and enjoyed before the bulbs are ready. Duganski garlic bulbs thrive in well-drained, fertile soil and benefit from a cold period to ensure proper bulb development. With proper care, this variety offers high yields of uniform, disease-resistant bulbs that store well for several months.

Duganski seed garlic is a great choice for both novice and experienced growers seeking a dependable, flavorful crop. Duganski organic garlic is prized not only for its strong taste but also for its vibrant appearance and reliable growth habit. Whether roasted whole, sautéed, or added raw to dishes for a spicy kick, Duganski garlic brings both flavor and character to the kitchen. Plant this flavorful favorite in fall for a summer harvest packed with garden-fresh goodness.

• Bold, rich, and spicy garlic flavor with a strong finish.
• Hardneck variety with beautiful purple-streaked wrappers.
• Produces 6–10 large, easy-to-peel cloves per bulb.
• Bulbs average 2" or larger in diameter.
• Approximately 5–7 bulbs per pound.
• Cold-hardy and early maturing; thrives in a wide range of climates.
• Grown organically in the USA.