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Garden: Homegrown Garlic

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Date: 02/25/2009 Topics: Gardening > Growing Food | Photos > Garden  
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Homegrown Garlic
Homegrown Garlic
The picture of garlic from my garden last year.

By Kathleen from Dothan, AL
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By chris t. (Guest Post)
Here's a tip for those of you who garden & want to stop some of those bad bugs from chewing your plants. Plant onions & garlic in the garden & the smell deters parasites. It's really easy, take some cheep onions & cloves of garlic, plant them in the garden, root side down & leave just a tiny bit of the top exposed. They will sprout & multiply. When they get too tall & or start to put out flowers, cut the tops off & chop the cuttings in inch sized pieces & spread in the garden. You don't even need to bury them. The aroma just makes aphids & others go somewhere else.

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