• garlic scapes

    From T@T@invalid.invalid to rec.gardens.edible on Tue Jun 11 14:03:50 2024
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    Hi All,

    My garlic has started to scape. I cut them off.

    Does scaping tell me anything about when to harvest?

    Many thanks,
    -T
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  • From Dan Purgert@dan@djph.net to rec.gardens.edible on Mon Jun 17 08:45:33 2024
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    On 2024-06-11, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    My garlic has started to scape. I cut them off.

    Does scaping tell me anything about when to harvest?

    No, not that I'm aware. As I understand it (poorly ;) ), the "tell" is
    similar to onions -- the formerly strong stem starts flopping over as
    the plant pulls water (etc.) back into the bulb.
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  • From Wilson@nowhere@nearyou.com to rec.gardens.edible on Mon Jun 17 08:44:48 2024
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    On 6/17/2024 4:45 AM, Dan Purgert wrote:
    On 2024-06-11, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    My garlic has started to scape. I cut them off.

    Does scaping tell me anything about when to harvest?

    No, not that I'm aware. As I understand it (poorly ;) ), the "tell" is similar to onions -- the formerly strong stem starts flopping over as
    the plant pulls water (etc.) back into the bulb.


    In Maine, we grow Rocambole, hard-neck garlic. The bulletin attached says "When the lower three leaves have turned brown, you have about two weeks to harvest your garlic."
    https://extension.umaine.edu/publications/2063e/#harvest
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  • From T@T@invalid.invalid to rec.gardens.edible on Mon Jun 17 14:29:03 2024
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    On 6/17/24 05:44, Wilson wrote:
    On 6/17/2024 4:45 AM, Dan Purgert wrote:
    On 2024-06-11, T wrote:
    Hi All,

    My garlic has started to scape.-a I cut them off.

    Does scaping tell me anything about when to harvest?

    No, not that I'm aware.-a As I understand it (poorly ;) ), the "tell" is
    similar to onions -- the formerly strong stem starts flopping over as
    the plant pulls water (etc.) back into the bulb.


    In Maine, we grow Rocambole, hard-neck garlic. The bulletin attached
    says "When the lower three leaves have turned brown, you have about two weeks to harvest your garlic." https://extension.umaine.edu/publications/2063e/#harvest

    That you guys! Most of the stems are still upright.
    Those that have fallen over are still green.
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  • From songbird@songbird@anthive.com to rec.gardens.edible on Tue Jun 18 10:04:06 2024
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    Wilson wrote:
    ...
    In Maine, we grow Rocambole, hard-neck garlic. The bulletin attached says "When the lower three leaves have turned brown, you have about two weeks to harvest your garlic." https://extension.umaine.edu/publications/2063e/#harvest

    that's about where i do things too.


    songbird
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