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Garlic Bulbs

Our garlic bulb varieties include particularly tasty and cold-resistant ‘softneck’ and hardneck’ types. Garlic is easy to grow and tastes especially vibrant when it comes straight from your garden to your kitchen. Used to add depth and flavour to countless dishes, every cook will appreciate the benefits of freshly harvested homegrown garlic.

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Garlic bulbs from Dobies are asy to grow and an essential kitchen ingredient, kick start your kitchen garden today with ...
Garlic bulbs from Dobies are asy to grow and an es...
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Spring Planting Garlic

Spring Planting Garlic
Spring planting garlic bulbs from Dobies are planted in January, February, and March for delicious harvests from June to...
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Autumn Planting Garlic

Autumn Planting Garlic
Plant autumn garlic bulbs from Dobies from October to January for a bumper harvest from May to July the following year....
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We have an excellent variety of Garlic Bulb varieties to tempt you into growing garlic bulb sets – from medium flavoured Germidour to intensely flavoured Rose Wight and even easy-to-peel Eden Rose – quality guaranteed!

Dobies Top Tips For Growing Garlic Bulbs

Garlic bulbs are suited to gardeners of any level. Garlic is best grown in full sun, avoid water logging so that the bulbs do not rot. Garlic bulbs will thrive in raised beds but, will require monitoring for birds, weeds, rot and leek rust. Find out more about growing garlic bulb sets with our garlic growing guide.

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