Kishlyk Estonia but the misspelling "Vekak" has

but the misspelling "Vekak" has become quite widespread

Longest-Storing Packs are specifically tooled to supply you with garlic from January to July

and the Small will be 1

though I've had success with many different types across families

a tributary of the Columbia

Kishlyk Estonia but the misspelling "Vekak" hasA variety collected from the wild, Kishlyk's bulbs can look superficially like a Marbled Purple Stripe without the coloration, but the plants are taller and statelier. Rich, creamy roasted texture makes it a pleasure to add to buttered smashed potatoes. Only a mild raw bite, that is heavily "earthy" with none of the green grassy undertones. Kishlyk is also a prolific producer of true garlic seed (from flowers). Avram Drucker of Garlicana Farm has bred