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Garlic Early Italian

Produces larger cloves than most softnecks. Better adapted to summer heat. This hefty garlic infuses entrees, soups and salads with sweet, mild flavor. These easy-growing, widely adapted garlics will keep 10 months. Garlic may begin growth late in fall or

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