| It is also difficult to identify garlics by appearance, since cloves from the same bulb grow differently in different locations. |
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| Gone were the blossoms of blackthorns, brambles, sweet roses, violets, and pungent garlics. |
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| Colin Boswell, the ebullient foodie who runs it, has trotted the globe looking for unusual garlics. |
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| Three garlics cloves shooting in a pot make an imaginative Christmas present. |
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| In addition to the surprising diversity of garlics, visitors will also be able to better differentiate between botanical and cultural aspects. |
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| It cuts onion, sweet pepper and peeled tomato, in juliana fine and bones garlics. |
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| Conversely, some hard-neck garlics — especially rocamboles — need a good chill before sprouting in spring. |
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| These garlics still produce a flower stalk but rather than bearing fertile flowers, the stalk ends in an aboveground capsule containing small cloves or bulbils. |
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| Some garlics will still be better for you than others. |
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| The herb garden shows off plants used in cooking, including several varieties of oregano, sage, and thyme to garlics and horehounds. |
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| I miss the May peas and favas, the June garlics and onion shoots and basil, the July arugula and zucchini, the August melons, eggplants, and tomatoes, and the first pumpkins of September. |
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