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Softneck
1 full head
The beauty of Nootka Rose was originally cultivated in the San Juan Islands off of the Washington State coast. As a part of the silverskin cultivar, Nootka Rose is one of the longest storing heirloom garlic varieties. When stored in proper conditions it's been known to surpass a year of storage without losing its vitality! Keeping garlic in a cool area out of the direct sunlight ensures that you will have garlic even past your next successions sowing. The paper of these cloves has a dark pink hue, close to a dusty rose, that will give way to a pristine white bulb. The flavor is strong and is maintained through storage as well. Nootka Rose is the perfect garlic for all climates! It grows well in northern and southern states.
Type: Silver Skin
Cloves per Bulb: Approximately 6-12 cloves
Flavor Profile: rich, sweet taste
Storage Life: 9-12 months
This garlic is beautiful and fragrant. Very much looking forward to the 2026 harvest.
Planted and awaiting spring
Garlic
I refrigerated the garlic after receiving,Removed from fridge 6 weeks later, soaked in vodka to stop fungus or parasites then soaked in 521 24 hrs. Planted out . Now we wait til Spring 2026.
High quality bulbs with large cloves. I'm hopeful they'll grow well next spring and summer.
All of my seeds grew from last year. I have been very pleased and look forward to this new order growing this coming spring.
growing a few of these indoors under a light for winter sandwiches. they came up fine still to small to eat so jury is out on taste. growing winter plants also puts moisture in the house and it is very dry this year so bonus.
Amazing seeds, amazing packaging and amazing prices!
Migardener’s lemon balm is super easy to grow. It comes back every year here in Michigan. You can use it fresh or dried. My favorite for iced tea.
I had success last yr so im confident this yr about getting them started(: