Wondering how to store your seed garlic before planting? Whether you're weeks or months away from putting cloves in the ground, proper storage is key. Learn how to keep your garlic cool, dry, and white rot–free—without sprouting or spoilage. Simple, proven tips from the growers at Garlic Gods.

Looking to plant garlic in Idaho? If you live in Ada, Canyon, Gem, Payette, or any other allium quarantine county, you’ll need certified, disease-free seed garlic. At Garlic Gods, we ship white rot–free, heirloom garlic directly to Idaho gardeners—with full compliance and rich flavor. Plant safe. Grow strong. Harvest like a god.

Can planting garlic by the moon really improve your harvest? After years of brushing off the idea, a viral post got me curious. I took a closer look at our own farm records—and was surprised by what I found. Turns out, some of our biggest and best bulbs were planted during the waning moon. Coincidence? Maybe not. I’m digging deeper into lunar gardening and sharing what we learn here at Garlic Gods.

The importance of keeping the weeds out of your garlic. Garlic is in the ground for a long time, which means that they get both cold weather weeds and warm weather weeds. Since bulb development happens at the every end of time in the ground, it is important to try to keep as much of the weeds at bay as possible.