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Due to the unseasonably cool / wet spring that we had our garlic harvest was about one week late. Therefore all orders have been delayed 1 week. Please look at your email confirmation and add 1 week for new delivery date.

We have Chesnok Red [Purple Stripe] and Shantang Purple [Turban] hardneck varieties available. Please check back after we take inventory on September 20th for availability of more garlic varieties. All garlic oredred now will be shipped after September 20th.Thanks!

If you do not have a Pay Pal account, or would rather pay with a check, we will gladly accept a personal check or money order. You can either email or call us direct at 541-386-1220 and we will figure out your garlic and shipping cost.

Basic Climate Guide for garlic planting stock.
Softnecks do well in mild climates and hardnecks do well in cold climates. We do not recommend hardneck garlic for warm climates. If you live in a warm winter climate and really want a hardneck, the Chesnok Red is a good choice.

Note to all gardeners: All Hood River Garlic is grown at Hood River Garlic, in Hood River, Oregon. All garlic planting seed stock originates from US soil.

Scroll down for hardneck garlic and softneck garlic planting stock varieties:

We do not ship garlic to Idaho.

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Red Toch - sold out Artichoke variety. An import from the Republic of Georgia, near the town of Tochliavri. Cultivated in a northern climate, Red Toch can handle cold winters. A favorite softneck variety of garlic expert; Chester Aaron. Garlic plant matures sooner then other artichokes. 12 - 20 cloves per bulb. 55 - 60 cloves per pound. Early harvest. Stores 5 - 6 months. [Medium] 8 oz: $10.50 1 lb: $18.95

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