Garlic Heritage Collection 6 x Bulbs 2 Each Variety

Three Distinctive Hardneck Garlics to Grow Three different hardneck garlic varieties Purple-striped, rosy and pink-cloved garlics Large cloves with plenty of flavour Plenty of garlic to harvest from three varieties Edible garlic scapes before harvest Grow three hardneck garlics with very different looks, origins and flavours. From the exceptional cold tolerance of ‘Caulk Wight’ to the rosy colours of ‘Rose Wight’ and French heritage of ‘Kingsland Wight’, there's plenty of variety both in the garden and in the kitchen. ‘Caulk Wight’ – A vigorous hardneck producing attractive marbled purple-striped bulbs with large, easy-peeling cloves. Exceptionally cold tolerant, withstanding temperatures down to -20°C, and one of the earlier varieties to harvest from around the end of June. ‘Rose Wight’ – A Porcelain hardneck from northern Spain, with beautiful rosy pink-and-white bulbs and large, dark pink cloves. Its intense aroma and rich flavour make it a great choice when you want the garlic to really come through in your cooking. ‘Kingsland Wight’ – Originally from near Toulouse in south-west France, producing large, easy-peeling pink-purple cloves with a rich, intense flavour. It also has a long planting window, from autumn through to early spring. Plant the cloves in autumn to give them a good start before winter. You'll also get edible scapes to use in the kitchen before lifting the bulbs in summer.