Planting Garlic in Landscape Fabric

Here we show you how to plant garlic in landscape fabric in our market garden. A great addition to every market garden, homestead, or personal garden!
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[@path962]

Nice video, appreciate the information

[@SCLEO1]

Very informative video. It has all the information I was looking for! Thank you so much for your content!

[@farmerkeith]

You are welcome

[@mulchindia1681]

Your video is amazing, and informative and knowledgeable to my websites.

[@tomfisher3117]

The bigger the clove you plant, the bigger the garlic bulb you will harvest next year. For the hard neck, many times, if you smack the stem end on a hard surface you will push the stem through the garlic cloves and the separating will go much faster. Great video and Blessings to you, your family and your farm.

[@farmerkeith]

Size does not determine bulb size, fertility determines bulb size. You plant the mediums and sell the large and small

[@sahilahmad-zn1mc]

nice dear

[@kit2130]

I know this was 3 yrs ago but I’ve seen some bulb planters on Amazon. I wonder if it would work for garlic. They’re under $50 & I think they’re tall enough to use without bending over too.

[@farmerkeith]

It could but you are going to end up with a very large hole for a rather small clove

[@Iftikharch-lc5rv]

What is the size of holes? Nice effort

[@farmerkeith]

2 inch

[@jongray8659]

Just the video I was looking for, landscape fabric garlic planting. One question, did you burn the holes? If so do you fold the fabric in half and burn through 2 sides?

[@farmerkeith]

Yes I burn them with a template. Search my channel for intensive Kale. I made some fabric in that video

[@margaretbruning1416]

What do you do for fertilizer?

[@farmerkeith]

I fertize with 8-5-5 at a rate of 200lb Nitrogen per acre equivalent

[@nickrichards8516]

what sprinkler heads are those?

[@farmerkeith]

Meganet heads

[@markhoyt8643]

Can I ask the name of the fabric you’re using thanks

[@farmerkeith]

Dewitt 3.2 oz or an equivalent.

[@MrLugerdog]

I almost quit watching when he said he thought Music was a softneck! An expert on garlic he is not, but I wanted to see how he used the landscape fabric for garlic. Also, any good gardener should let his thumbnail grow out a little bit rather than short trimmed. Then you can use it for many picking operations and for breaking garlic bulbs. Just run your thumbnail through the skin of the bulb between the cloves in a few places and pry the hardneck stem away and the bulb will crack open fairly easy.

[@farmerkeith]

I'm not garlic expert or a Gardner. I Farm for the Market and cut my nails.