66 feet long, two rows of 2 feet each. I really hope the garlic grows well this year. I’ll plant it in a couple weeks.
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Posted by doublebhomestead on September 23, 2013 at 10:32 pm
You are going to have garlic coming out of your ,,,,,,ears!
Posted by Jimmy Cracked-Corn on September 24, 2013 at 8:21 am
🙂 I really hope so. This past year I did one row here and it only grew me 9 pounds, but this year I’ve tilled it better including turning in last year’s straw and adding lots of organic fertlizers. Combine that with a second row and the hope that we won’t have a 4th drought year in a row and maybe I’ll have enough to either sell some this time or really expand my farm the next year.