Thanks, Ken! I no longer sell garlic, so it is good to know about regional sources. I see you are located in Oregon. Are you anywhere near where they have the Elephant Garlic Festival in August?

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, Dan. To be honest, I don’t know much about growing things in CO, but lately I have been reading about how garlic used to always be planted in the spring, not the fall. Fall plantings get a bit of a head start in getting their roots established, but when I have leftover garlic that is starting to sprout in the spring, I often go ahead and stick it in the ground. It WANTS to grow, right? Maybe it won’t get as big as fall-planted garlic, but you will still get *something*. Garlic needs a period of cold to form cloves. I would think it could still get that in March in the highlands of Colorado. I say give it a shot and get back to me on how it does! Thanks!