Music (Hardneck) Garlic

SKU: GAR11

Music (Hardneck) Garlic

SKU: GAR11
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Hardneck

1 full head

Making a stop in Canada prior to making its journey to us here in the United States,  Music is a hard neck variety that originated from Italy. This heirloom variety has weathered even the toughest winter conditions making it particularly suitable for the northern states, specifically in the Pacific Northwest Region as well as widely grown in most of Canada. Although hard neck garlic is not known for its storage capabilities, Music can maintain its vitality longer than most! Once harvested, this variety will take you through the winter into early spring. This porcelain variety has a robust and pungent flavor and aroma. 

Type: Porcelain

Cloves per Bulb: Approximately 4-7 cloves

Flavor Profile: robust and pungent flavor and aroma

Storage Life: 7-9 months

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K.S.

Excellent product

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C.W.

Haven’t planted yet but, looks great!

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Anonymous
Yay for Garlic Scapes!

I fell in love with garlic scapes recently and I wanted to grow my own garlic for them. The Music variety did very, very well in Michigan (zone 6a). Not only did I receive a ton of garlic scapes, but I also received fairly large garlic bulbs when they were ready to harvest. Migardener provided premium garlic to plant, and I got premium garlic and garlic scapes in the end!

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Rowan Lewczak
Awesome garlic!

Second year buying from here and almost all of mine have sprouted! Excited for another great harvest!

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Adam Smith
The largest garlic heads in my garden

I am growing in Ohio, Zone 6B. I planted three varieties of hardneck garlic in fall 2023: Music, German White and Chesnok Red. Music was the champion of the three, consistently producing the largest heads with big cloves. After harvesting and curing, I stored the heads in a hanging herb rack in my garage, and they kept through the summer and fall before I used them all up (aside from the seed heads I reserved and planted in October).

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