Garlic in the Home Garden: Removing Scapes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- University of Maine Cooperative Extension demonstrates how to remove the scape from your garlic. Also discusses garlic research, when to remove the scapes and what you can do with the removed scapes.
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Thank you for actually showing how to do it and what it looks like. I had no idea the scape would make the bulb smaller.
You can cut the scapes much lower than that. As close to the base as possible. Scapes are delicious and can be used just the way garlic is used plus all the other ways you mentioned.
Thank you! Now I know to keep an eye out for the balbules(sp?) so that I can grab more seeds for myself. I have been trying to grow garlic, for the scapes really, down here in northern Virginia. My GF is originally from Maine, and she didn't know how to do this; not the everyone does gardening anyway.
Great video!
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing
Thank you! I'm growing a garlic clove right now. I planted it probably a couple of weeks ago.
Very helpful video, thank you!
A week to late, I pulled mine thinking they has bolted. New to garlic growing. Thanks great video
Good video. Helps give me the feeling that there is some hope for academia yet.
My organic CSA farmers give us the whole long stalks. We use the stalk in cooking. Have never used it above the white part. Stores in fridge for months, slice for garlic flavoring in sautéed, soups, casseroles.
Those scapes are good food!
Thank you ! I have always wondered when the best time time harvest. Obviously , scapes are #1 to harvest before the go full bloom absorbing much of the bulb below.
TY…I made the mistake of planting hard neck here in the south 🙄
You’re missing the best part by not cutting the scape stem farther down. The tender parts of the stem along with the head is wonderful. Also, elephant garlic also has a scape but its thicker and straight and also is absolutely fantastic to eat. Its really a double crop from one plant and out on the west coast they are becoming so popular with restaurants its hard to find them. Only a few stores in Portland Oregon have them though i hear you can find some at farmers markets.
Good to know, thank you!
How long after the scapes appear are the garlic ready to harvest, on average?
Thank you, I'm a first timer. I'm sick of having to buy food from PRC, who knows what they put on their crops. So far my raised bed crop looks good, six months from harvest.
Great Video. Thank you- May I ask What are those milk jugs for ?
it's a cloche
1st time growing garlic bulbils...please provide me with more information about these. I did not remove the scapes...is that bad for the garlic bulbs? what do I do next time break off the scapes and that way they will not produce the bulbils? Thank You!
Reminds me of Crockett's Victory Garden
The most edible and tender part of the scape is the part BELOW the bulbil, not above. It can be used in so many recipes.
great video. may I ask what those milk jugs are for. Are they drip irrigation for potatoes?
cloche
Yep. 3 years for those micro garlics from the scape. Next year I might be able to eat garlic.
Good one
Scapes remain green in my refrigerator for several months.
I am Montagnard indigenous I love garlic.
enjoy! 🧄
Thanks so that what coming out of my garlic in my raised bed .
Very helpful video! However, I do plan on cutting the scrap much lower!
The pointy end of the scape that flowers; is that edible also?
Darryl Fowler yes. When young like in the video. Once they start to mature, won't be as tender.
Is it advisable to cut of the leaves in the garlic plant? Will it also make the garlic bulb grow larger?
No.
How much of the leaves do you cut?
You leave the leaves and watch for them to start to brown and when no more than half of them are brown, harvest. Each leaf is a wrapper on the bulb and as they brown and deteriorate it's one less wrap on the bulb and it begins to lose its flavor.
I don't understand if you let it flower it drops its seeds and then you have weeds.
Would not you have germination of garlic plant ?
It would take two to three years before you could harvest them.
They would be small bulbs.
Take the scape off as close to the bottom as you can.
Somuch like garlic
What about the leaves?
Are they part of the “scape,” or are the stems with a bulbous the only “scape?”
I’ve been chopping them up like green onions and adding to dishes and marinades.
Leave the leaves. You should only take the scapes for best results.
You leave the leaves and watch for them to start to brown and when no more than half of them are brown, harvest.
@@Voyageur314 harvest the scape, or the bulb, or the flowery thing?
@@milesaway3422 When the scape that you didn't cut stands straight up harvest the bulbs of all your garlic plants.
How long after you cut it .do you leave it in the ground
You leave one scape to be your timer and when it stands straight up, it's time to harvest.
Until the leaves turn brown and die back.
Better to pull the out directly and they'll pop out much deeper where the scapes flesh is much softer. Bit of a knack but watch how the commercial harvesters do it!
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interesting. garlic here is under $3 a pound.
California? Ask us what our lobster prices are compared to the rest of the country. Here in Maine we have a short growing season and not as much farm land.
That might be at the grocery store, BUT...if you look at some of the garlic farms' websites, the prices are VERY hefty!!
more food for the market; not so much for the mouth.
You could just put it easily