GARLIC
Save yourself time by ordering the garlic cloves already broken down for planting and ON SALE! Also we have leftoevers of the softneck types that we had to hold back until we had planted.Email with questions.
GSC2SICILIAN, SOFTNECK SELECT CLOVESCert. BD/OGThese are the select broken up cloves that Meadowlark Hearth did not need in our 2026 October planting of garlic, from select bulbs. About 12 ti 15 cloves in a bulb and very beautiful softneck variety.| S$20.00=1 lb, sows 50 ft. | |
| M$45.00=3 lb, 150 ft.
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GE7DAINTY SIZED CHESNOK RED SMALL BULBSCert. BD/OGMeadowlark Hearth grown. CHESNOK:easy to peal cloves per purple striped tidy bulb having 1 lb with approximately 10 or more modest SMALL SIZED BULBS with average of 7 cloves per bulb. This is not our select Chesnok which is sold out, but great size for the kitchen or to plant in Oct with the harvest in July of 2027. Also delicious baked. HEIRLOOM: Sources say it originated from the village of Shvelisi, Republic of Georgia. ORDER NOW for shipping: SEPT through DEC 2026| S$9.00=1/2 lb | |
| M$22.00=2 lb
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| LG$90.00=10 lb
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GA4SELECT SEED: INCHELLIUM, DIXON HARDY SOFT NECKCert. BD/OGMeadowlark Hearth Farm grown. DIXON HARDY SOFT NECK, SELECTED HEIRLOOM from Montana, extraordinary storage capability! Artichoke type selected over several decades by the Batey's organic farm in Montana : a very hardy SOFTNECK! Its origin can be traced to red inchellium with one other artichoke variety in the mix. Red Inchellium was found on the Coleville Reservation in eastern Washington. 2024 there are about 8 bulbs per lb. Cloves vary in size. This is an artichoke type with a double layer of cloves.| S$4.00~1 bulbs, sows 6 ft. | |
| M$22.00=1 lb, 30 ft. | |
GA3CALIFORNIA EARLY-NEBRASKA SELECTCert. BD/OGMeadowlark Hearth Farm grown. Please ck back August 1, 2026 which is after our harvest.California EARLY NEBRASKA SELECT IS SOFT NECK TYPE. Softneck garlic varieties are the easiest ones to braid but individual cloves are reluctant peelers. Our strain of California Early grown in Nebraska stores until late spring of the following year after July harvest when stored in cool, dry conditions. They are an artichoke formation of cloves and often have approximately around 10-12 smallish cloves so there are more plants possible per bulb than the hardneck varieties. All garlic tested negative in 2026 in terms of garlic nematode.| S$5.00~1 bulbs, sows 5 ft. | |
| M$14.00=1/2 lb, 20 ft. | |
GAEATEATING MIXTURE OF TYPES LEFTOVER FROM SEED SORTINGCert. BD/OGThese are a combo of garlics that are quite fine for eating, for livestock or for a small garden planting but not select for seed..Three lb medium size is a more thrifty ratio for the priority shipping prices. 
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GE7DAINTY SIZED CHESNOK RED SMALL BULBSCert. BD/OGMeadowlark Hearth grown. CHESNOK:easy to peal cloves per purple striped tidy bulb having 1 lb with approximately 10 or more modest SMALL SIZED BULBS with average of 7 cloves per bulb. This is not our select Chesnok which is sold out, but great size for the kitchen or to plant in Oct with the harvest in July of 2027. Also delicious baked. HEIRLOOM: Sources say it originated from the village of Shvelisi, Republic of Georgia. ORDER NOW for shipping: SEPT through DEC 2026
GA4SELECT SEED: INCHELLIUM, DIXON HARDY SOFT NECKCert. BD/OGMeadowlark Hearth Farm grown. DIXON HARDY SOFT NECK, SELECTED HEIRLOOM from Montana, extraordinary storage capability! Artichoke type selected over several decades by the Batey's organic farm in Montana : a very hardy SOFTNECK! Its origin can be traced to red inchellium with one other artichoke variety in the mix. Red Inchellium was found on the Coleville Reservation in eastern Washington. 2024 there are about 8 bulbs per lb. Cloves vary in size. This is an artichoke type with a double layer of cloves.
GA3CALIFORNIA EARLY-NEBRASKA SELECTCert. BD/OGMeadowlark Hearth Farm grown. Please ck back August 1, 2026 which is after our harvest.California EARLY NEBRASKA SELECT IS SOFT NECK TYPE. Softneck garlic varieties are the easiest ones to braid but individual cloves are reluctant peelers. Our strain of California Early grown in Nebraska stores until late spring of the following year after July harvest when stored in cool, dry conditions. They are an artichoke formation of cloves and often have approximately around 10-12 smallish cloves so there are more plants possible per bulb than the hardneck varieties. All garlic tested negative in 2026 in terms of garlic nematode.