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Transplanting Wild Garlic

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  • 19-05-2016 3:54pm
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    Yorky
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    When is the best time to transplant wild garlic bulbs/plants? I use lots of it every year - salads and pesto.

    It's for planting an old hen pen which is a mix of soil / hen manure/ gravel and is a mass of weeds which I mow occasionally.

    There's a greenhouse in the middle of the pen and I'd like to have it surrounded by wild garlic :)

    I realise it can take over.

    Does anyone know how / when to transplant it?


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    #2
    galljga1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,938 ✭✭✭galljga1


    Apologies Yorky for hi-jacking your thread but where can you buy wild garlic? I have heard about it a lot lately and would not mind having some.


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    henryporter
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    Just dig it up in some soil and stick it in the ground where you want to put it and give it a good watering - remember it likes shade. Also remember it's a weed, so will spread like wildfire! It can be transplanted anytime, although if doing it now it will die back a bit, but will grow again next year.

    As for where to buy it, not sure - but it's growing all over the countryside (just don't dig it up from the side of a road as it will be slightly contaminated)


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    marask
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭marask


    I got mine in woodies, bulbs for winter planting


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