Late Scapes

June 16, 2010 · Filed Under Featured Plant, Garlic 

My garlic scapes are really late this year!

This is one of the first and it’s only emerged in the last few days.  We had a cold spring, and I used more straw mulch than usual this year.  Otherwise I haven’t been doing anything unusual.

No sign of garlic rust yet either!  The weather has been unusually cold, then very dry, so perhaps that’s working in my favor this year.

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4 Responses to “Late Scapes”

  1. lieven on June 22nd, 2010 21:20

    Same over here, but no straw: black plastic mulch (with holes every 15 cm) may be ugly & unnatural, but it’s so efficient.

  2. Ottawa Gardener on June 26th, 2010 22:35

    We had early scapes this year because of an unusually warm spring.

  3. Vegetable garden on July 5th, 2010 2:54

    Garlic scape flavor and can be used in a number of different recipes. Simply grind them up with almonds, Parmesan, olive oil and sea salt and you’ve got a pesto.

  4. Patrick on July 6th, 2010 20:10

    Hi VG,

    Thanks for you comment, and your blog looks great. I don’t know of any gardening blogs with their own YouTube channel! Your first video was really well done.

    Good luck with everything, and thanks for stopping by.

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