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Hardiness zone.4-9
Grow.Garlic thrives in rich, loose, well-draining soil. If your soil is compact and dense, loosen it to about a foot deep.Plant each garlic clove 2 inches deep, and about 4 to 6 inches apart.
Temperature.Garlic is a very hardy plant, and it actually grows best through the colder winter months.
Humidity.Garlic has no special humidity requirements; It is often already harvested before the peak of summer heat and humidity.
Self-seeding.Grow from seed and enjoy growing with your family.

A close relative of the onion, garlic is an edible, bulbous plant native to Asia that has been cultivated for several thousand years. Above ground, garlic appears as flattened, grass-like leaves (also known as scapes). In contrast, below ground, it forms a firm bulb, typically containing between four and 20 cloves, encased in a papery exterior. Garlic should be planted in the fall, about a month or so before the first frost. Harvesting garlic is not an exact science. It will grow slowly over the next nine months or so and will deliver a bountiful harvest by mid-spring or summer.