Published regional calendar
Central North Carolina
Use the Central North Carolina calendar, with its separate establishment methods. This is not a calendar for every part of North Carolina.
- Published crop row
- Garlic
The growing library
When to plant
garlic.
An allium commonly planted in autumn for a later-season bulb harvest.
01 / Right crop, right place
Where the timing comes from
Choose the region that actually covers your garden. These source references are not a nationwide planting calendar.
Outside these regions? Use your local Extension planting guidance. A nearby weather station describes climate; it does not establish whether or when to plant this crop.
02 / Know when the clock starts
How long until harvest?
The reviewed Central North Carolina source provides this maturity reference. Your variety and growing conditions can change the interval.
Central North Carolina
180–210days
From planting bulbs
Count from planting bulbs or cloves. A seed-based range is a different starting point.
Source crop: GarlicRead source
03 / Before you plant
The details that matter
Amaryllidaceae
Plan for garlic
- Overwintering can be part of the crop cycle. Never count this maturity backward from the same year’s first fall freeze.
Maturity references vary with cultivar, harvest size, weather, and establishment method. Keep your seed packet or transplant label alongside the regional calendar.
Soil temperature
No verified value
in this guide.
We have not assigned a germination minimum for garlic. Use crop-specific local guidance for your planting material and method.
Open evidence
Follow the sources.
Selected source facts reviewed . This is our review date, not the sources’ publication date.
How we use the data