Duganski
Last updated on Jul 15, 2024 by Ben Ronniger
If you like your garlic Impressively big, strong and boldly colored, Duganski is for you.
Five huge cloves of rich, deeply flavored and pungent garlic. The bulbs will typically store around nine months from the date of harvest at room temp.
Duganski is not only big but tall as well and will be among the tallest garlic plants in your garden. It has thick, wide, authoritative and lush leaves. It produces thick scapes that terminate is al large bulbil capsule containing some of the largest bulbils in the garlic kingdom. There are only a few cloves per bulb but they are huge and very deep flavored with that earthy and almost musky flavor that many garlic lovers prize; all that and it's pungent, too.
Duganski will usually store firm all the way through winter. Duganski has long been a favorite of mine around the kitchen because it packs a wallop of deep, rich flavor and grow like a big weed in the garden. If you want to grow garlic from bulbils to increase your holding, this one's for you.
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