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Garlic Italian Loiacono

Heirloom from 1912 brought to the USA by the Loiacono family.
A rich flavored Italian garlic brought to the United States from by the Loiacono family in 1912. Smaller number of cloves but bigger and squarer in size than the typical softneck.

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