Russian Inferno Hardneck

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Russian Inferno Hardneck

from $22.00

Giant Bulbs with True Purple Striping

The best variety we have found so far for maintaining rich purple coloring after curing. These beautiful bulbs create an eye-catching market display. Russian Inferno also shines in flavor and is a great choice for salsa makers. Fiery when raw, Russian Inferno has a sweet flavor when roasted. We have noted that garlic varieties that demonstrate extreme cold tolerance often have the best heat tolerance as well, and Russian Inferno is proving to be a high performer in both northern and southern climates.

  • Hardy in a variety of climates

  • Our largest clove size

  • Intense Flavor

  • Good Storage Life

  • Hardneck

  • Asiatic Variety

Grown in Great Falls, Montana

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Growing Instructions

  • Garlic is a winter crop. Plant after the first good frost in the fall.

    Zone 4: Ships week of August 15th for planting around September 1st

    Zone 5: Ships week of September 1st for planting around September 15th

    Zone 6: Ships week of September 15th for planting around October 1st

    Zone 7: Ships week of October 1st for planting around October 15th

    Zone 8: Ships week of October 15th for planting around November 1st

    Zones 9: Ships week of September 25th for 6 weeks vernalization (refrigeration) and planting around November 7th

    For special shipping needs, email us at support@southernseedgarlic.com

  • Look out for these 3 things:

    1. The garlic will be in the ground until early summer, so pick a spot you will not need for spring gardening.

    2. Soil must be well drained if you have wet winters or springs. Raised beds or rows are wonderful for garlic.

    3. There must be enough nutrients to feed the garlic through its long growing season. Garlic is hardy, but optimum bulb size is achieved through a good, rich soil. We mix in composted animal manure and top off with some compost or super soil.

    1. Separate the garlic bulb into cloves. Do this as close to planting time as possible as they will begin to soften quickly after separating.

    2. Plant each clove pointy side UP, 2"-6" deep (the further north you are, the deeper you plant).

    3. Space 5" apart, with 8"-10" between rows.

Don’t forget your grower’s guide!

 
Homesteader’s Guide to Growing Garlic
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