A reasonably new variety with large bulbs filled with plump tasty cloves. Can be planted in the autumn & in the spring. Harvest June-September. (French grown
- softneck). 10-12 cloves per bulb.
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A first-class softneck variety whose ivory-white skins contain a feast of attractive pink cloves with a medium garlic flavour. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Softneck type. 2 Bulbs (9-11 cloves per bulb.) Virus-free French variety
- These bulbs come from virus-free stock, ensuring that theyll grow into healthier plants & produce larger harvests! Softneck Types
- the majority of modern varieties. This type, despite its name, stores for longer & has more numerous but smaller cloves.

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Exceptional, pink cloved hardneck garlic showing great vigour in UK climate. Most successful of all hardnecks in UK with good skin cover, great strength of flavour coupled with a superior (in our opinion) bouquet & character. This variety was probably brought to Carcassonne by pilgrims travelling from the east on their way to Compostela.8/12 cloves per bulb ...

A superb, high yielding hardneck variety. Bulbs contain a large number of easy to peel, rosy skinned cloves with a strong ...

Not a true garlic & most closely related to the leek (with a swollen stem base). Produces jumbo sized bulbs with relatively few very large cloves
- around four times the size of others
- which are milder tasting & less pungent than true garlic. Very versatile in the kitchen
- use it as a vegetable sliced & grilled, or sauteed in butter or olive oil, as a flavouring for casseroles, or sliced raw in salads. Plant October-December, Approx. 30cm (12) apart.


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This colossal garlic can grow to an amazing 15cm (6”) across & weighs almost 1kg (2.2lb). Each clove is bigger than a regular garlic bulb! As it is closely related to the common leek, the flavour is more mild, making it suitable to use raw in salads. Planting from October to April. ...

An Italian pink type, produced in France, that matures in late July. The white-skinned bulbs each contain 9-16 pretty pink cloves that store for a long time once opened. (French grown
- hardneck)
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violet-streaked skin with white cloves & a mild flavour, easily stored & split for cooking. Softneck variety. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. 250g pack (10-11 cloves per bulb). Virus-free French variety
- bulbs come from virus-free stock, ensuring that they'll grow into healthier plants & produce larger harvests! Softneck types the majority of modern varieties. This type, despite its name, stores for longer & has more numerous but smaller cloves. It doesn't matter whether you're growing htem in pots on the patio or in a half-acre vegetable patch
- either way the rewards are great! Now an essential part of so many kitchen gardens, with excellent health benefits (lowering blood pressure, fat & cholesterol levels & combating infections). & they couldn't be easier to grow
- simply plant the garlic cloves in autumn, & they'll be ready to lift & dry next July!


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Garlic Bulbs
- Kingsland Wight A regal garlic & the most versatile hard necks! Originating from near Toulouse, southwest France
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Now an essential part of so many kitchen gardens, with excellent health benefits (lowering blood pressure, fat & cholesterol levels & combating infections). & they couldn't be easier to grow
- simply plant the garlic cloves in autumn, & they'll be ready to lift & dry next July! Garlic Lovers' Collection contains 8 bulbs (2 of each variety): Solent Wight (softneck)
- A popular selection that is well adapted to the British climate & gives a good crop of large bulbs with plump tasty cloves. Expect to start harvesting in July from a November planting
- once the foliage starts to turn yellow & dry. 2 Bulbs (12-14 cloves per bulb).violet Wight (semi-harkneck)
- A good garlic that is earlier than Solent Wight being ready to lift from mid June. Has an attractive violet-striped skin containing strong tasting cloves. Stores well until the end of the year. 2 Bulbs (5-8 cloves). Sultop (hardneck)
- A superb, high-yielding hardneck variety. bulbs contain a large number of easy-to-peel cloves, which are red-skinned & have a delicious strong taste. 2 Bulbs (11-12 cloves per bulb). (Virus-free French variety
- bulbs come from virus-free stock, ensuring that they'll grow into healthier plants & produce larger harvests!) Vayo (hardneck)
- A first-rate virus-free variety, producing a bountiful harvest of large, very attractive violet-glazed/streaked bulbs with a superb flavour. 2 Bulbs (12-13 cloves per bulb). (Virus-free French variety
- bulbs come from virus-free stock, ensuring that they'll grow into healthier plants & produce larger harvests!)







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