Harvest: Garlic

© J.N. Urbanski

© J.N. Urbanski

After picking, the garlic has to be hung out to dry for three weeks, which has been tricky during these past few weeks of heavy rainfall. A neighbor put his garlic in the wood-drying kiln because his property was so wet. Home grown garlic is so different from store bought garlic, but the main difference is that a clove of home grown garlic bursts with oil when you cut it.

Garlic is a miracle food that some brave souls eat raw to prevent colds, sore throats, flu and other ailments. WebMD lists its powerful properties that alleviate a multitude of conditions including types of cancers, low and high blood pressure, allergies and heart disease.

© J.N. Urbanski

© J.N. Urbanski

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