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Re: garlic and onions?

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Hello,
Yes it will work, think about it. Many of us plant onion plants every
year. Alliums are fairly the same.


On Thu, 9 Mar 2000 15:28:49 -0600 "Doreen Howard" <doreen@fgi.net>
writes:
> Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html
> 
> Has anyone had experience in transplanting garlic?  I planted 
> Rocombole,
> German Stiff Neck and Elephant garlic last fall.  All are up and 
> growing
> now--greens are about 8-12 inches high.  I'm moving to Wisconsin in 
> about 3
> weeks, and I'd like to dig them up and replant in my new garden.  Do 
> you
> think this would work if I include plenty of soil around the roots 
> when I
> dig?
> Your opinions and experiences are appreciated.
> Doreen Howard
> Zone 5b, soon to be 4b
> 
> 
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