dt-brown ONIONS/GARLIC/SHALLOTS Garlic Germidour
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Garlic Germidour

SKU: 59858

2 Bulbs

Allium sativum

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Product Description

A versatile soft neck for any garden, Garlic Germidour is a popular variety that is known for its mild, rich flavour. It has good storage qualities, and produces a high yield. A perfect choice for a reliable and delicious harvest. We recommend roasting it whole - it's exceptional flavour truly comes to light!

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Product Details

Botanical Name Allium sativum
Genus Allium
Plant Class Hardy Annual (HA)
Situation Full Sun
Colour White,Cream,Purple

Product Details

Botanical Name Allium sativum
Genus Allium
Plant Class Hardy Annual (HA)
Situation Full Sun
Colour White,Cream,Purple

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  • Flowers/Harvest

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