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Garlic Purple Glazer

Originated in South Russia. Rich purple striped skin. Originating in South Russia, the highest yields are produced in areas with very cold winters. Glazed purple bulbs with a tinge of gold are stunning. Fantastic flavor makes Purple Glazer is one

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