Hanging garlic

Here we outline the various methods and locations for curing garlic, towards securing a bountiful, long-lasting supply.

Cylinders, egg tempera on calfskin parchment, 5 x 10 inches This painting has a different internal scale than the previous works, which you can see below; the forms are smaller and more complex. The composition is basically divided into three parts, each with a different character, and topped by an apron overlapping the forms below. I get a kick out of the illusionism of that top rectangle; I don't know if it shows in this photo, but when I look at the painting, there seems to be a tangible…

The best way for preserving garlic at home is by braiding. Braided garlic needs no refrigeration, doesn't need a root cellar, and thrives just hanging in your kitchen.

DIY / How to plait or tie garlic for decorative hanging. A fun craft! - A Michigan gardening blog about gardening, preserving, cooking, local garden history and local garden happenings. The goal of this blog is to encourage others to garden, provide useful tips, to assist the greater community via fundraising, and to raise awareness of community garden projects. Michigan and Midwestern ecology, nature, animals, and plants are also discussed.

A simple and easy way to dry and preserve your garlic harvest wilst maintaining airflow. This method preserves space by hanging to dry.

Garlic Braid I grow garlic every year. I plant it in the Fall and harvest it the next Summer. I tried growing garlic bought from a seed company the first year, but found that not only was it very expensive, it did not grow well in my garden. So the next year I bought a handful of ordinary garlic from the supermarket for about 50 cents, took it home, separated it into "toes" (leaving the paper skin on each toe), and planted it in my garden pointy side up about 1 inch deep in the soil. I…

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