Garlic Bulbs, Music (4 bulbs)
A close-up view of Music Garlic in a dark brown wooden bowl.
Roasted and raw Music Garlic on a light grey background.
Several Music Garlic Bulbs arranged on a wooden background.
Garlic Bulbs, Music (4 bulbs)
A close-up view of Music Garlic in a dark brown wooden bowl.
Roasted and raw Music Garlic on a light grey background.
Several Music Garlic Bulbs arranged on a wooden background.

Garlic Bulbs,
Music (4 bulbs)

4.717 ReviewsSKU: #GB101
Price
Regular price $22.75
Regular price $0.00 Sale price $22.75
Save $-22.75
/

FREE U.S. SHIPPING2-YEAR GUARANTEE

Product can’t be shipped to: Internationally, Idaho, Washington

Description

Ships August through November.

(Allium sativum) Hardneck.  Beautiful white-skinned bulbs with a hint of pink Porcelain garlic, very productive with an excellent keeping ability. Well adapted to colder regions. Originally from Italy, then brought to Canada in the 1980s. Cloves are very large, making it a favorite among chefs.

Product does not ship outside US
This product does not ship to these states: ID, WA
 

Growing Tips: Music garlic is a hardy, easy-to-grow hardneck variety known for its robust, spicy flavor and large cloves. It thrives in well-drained, sandy, loamy soil with a pH between 6 and 8. This garlic prefers full sun, requiring at least 6-8 hours of sunlight daily. Regular watering is essential, but be careful to avoid waterlogging, which can cause bulbs to rot. Mulching can help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and protect the bulbs from extreme temperatures.  

Growing Guide

When to Grow

The ideal time to plant Music garlic is in the fall, typically between late September and November, before the first freeze. This allows the garlic to develop roots during the fall and winter. In warmer climates where the soil does not freeze, planting can extend into late fall or early winter. Spring planting is possible but may result in smaller bulbs.

FAQ

What type of garlic is Music?

It is a hardneck, Porcelain-type garlic with beautiful white-skinned bulbs carrying a hint of pink. The cloves are very large, which makes it a favorite among chefs, and the bulbs are very productive with excellent keeping ability. It came originally from Italy and was brought to Canada in the 1980s.

Where does it grow best?

Music is well adapted to colder regions. It thrives in well-drained, sandy, loamy soil with a pH between 6 and 8 and prefers full sun, requiring at least 6 to 8 hours of sunlight daily. Water regularly but avoid waterlogging, which can cause bulbs to rot. Mulching helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and protect the bulbs from extreme temperatures.

When do the bulbs ship, and where can they be sent?

Bulbs ship August through November. This product does not ship outside the US, and it cannot be shipped to Idaho or Washington.

Customer reviews

4.7 / 5 17 Reviews

What gardeners are saying

  • Big bulbs, huge cloves: Bulbs up to twice the size of other varieties grown beside it.

  • Tough in poor soil: Thrives in heavy clay and hard winters where other garlic rots.

  • Strong, rich flavor: Pungent and peppery with a strong scent; great in sauces and bread.

  • Easy first garlic: Nearly every clove planted in fall grows into a full bulb.

  • Scapes as a bonus: Spring scapes are tasty raw or cooked before the July harvest.

More to grow!
See all Garlic Bulbs