Garlic Scapes

Garlic Scapes

The Edible Flower The garlic scape is the edible flower stalk found on certain members of the allium family. They have a flavor that is milder than the garlic clove, and a broad spectrum of uses from soups to salads to garnishes. The garlic scape is an allium delicacy that is highly prized and traditionally…

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Garlic Scape Recipes

Garlic Scape Recipes

Garlic Scape Uses – First let us open the door to the broad spectrum of uses garlic scapes have in the culinary world. The garlic scape is an allium delicacy that is highly prized and traditionally used in Korean, Southern & Eastern European cuisine because of its subtle garlic flavor & tender-crisp texture. In Korean…

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Garlic Scape Recipes

Garlic Scape Recipes Buy Garlic Scapes Garlic Scape Pesto Recipes Garlic Scape Pesto is a delicious way to use your garlic scapes. Stock your freezer so you can use it all year! Fresh Garlic Scapes are only available in June annually, so if you don’t grow your own you can purchase from us. Garlic Scape…

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Picking Garlic Scapes

Picking Garlic Scapes Buy Garlic Scapes How to Pick Garlic Scapes Right as soon as the scape starts to curl, it is ready to be snapped off. The easiest way to snap the scape is to find where the garlic is emerging out of the leaves, and snap it with your thumb and 1st finger.Garlic…

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Martha Stewart Harvests Keene Garlic on her Farm

Martha Stewart Harvests Keene Garlic on her Farm

Key Takeaways Martha Stewart’s 2026 Garlic Harvest Featured Keene Garlic July is garlic-picking time on Martha Stewart’s famous Bedford farm. This year, her gardeners pulled an entire crop of beautiful hardnecks, softnecks, and shallots from the soil. Every one of them started as Keene Garlic seed stock. We are humbled and proud. Martha wrote about…

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🌱 Keene Garlic Seasonal Order Shipping Guide

🌱 Keene Garlic Seasonal Order Shipping Guide

📅 Most of our products are seasonal by nature. The Keene Garlic Seasonal Order Shipping Guide will help you know when our products are available! 👇 See Below for Our Summer, Fall & Spring Pre-Order Guidelines Spring Garden Products Pre-orders for Spring Products Open January 1st! If you need multiple ship dates for spring items,…

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Here at Keene Garlic, we take pride in ensuring that all of our customers grow a successful garlic crop. If you’re new to growing garlic, it’s normal to have a lot of questions regarding garlic care. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions that we’ve gotten from our customers over the years. If…

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Our Customers’ Photos

Our Customers' Photos

As much as we love growing garlic, we also love seeing our customers’ growing success! Through the years, we have received so many wonderful messages from our customers talking about how thrilled they are with the garlic they grew from our seed stock. If you grow our garlic, we would love to see your photos…

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Keene Garlic PBS Garden Expo Presentation 2023

Keene Garlic PBS Garden Expo Presentation 2023

How to Grow Garlic In Wisconsin Tips & Tricks Keene Garlic is presenting at the PBS Madison Garden Expo February 11 and 12, 2022 on “How to Grow Garlic in Wisconsin – Tips and Tricks”.  We will be introducing Keene Garlic and all our offerings.  This spring we have certified organic onions, garlic, and shallots. …

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Six Rare Garlic Varieties That We Tested 2022 Season

Six Rare Garlic Varieties That We Tested 2022 Season

At Keene Garlic, we continue to be fascinated by all of the unique varieties of garlic that are available. Over the years we have expanded our collection to consistently provide our customers with new and exciting garlic varieties to plant and eat. We offer everything from creamy and sweet varieties like Vietnamese Red to varieties…

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Potato Planting Instructions

Potato Planting Instructions

General Potato Growing Information Soil Prep for Potato Planting Potato Seed Prep Potato Planting  ***If you want “Baby” potatoes, you can plant them in the 6”-8” range. Most other varieties do best around 12” apart. Some folks choose to plant Kennebecs a bit closer, at around 10” apart, so they don’t get too big.  **Optional: Potato…

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