Baja Morado - Unique Garlics and Braids and Spring Garlic From Baja
Every year, Ben Ronniger, who grows garlic in northern Idaho near the Canadian border drive south all the way to southern Baja California to escape the winter and to help a little village grow and harvest and braid their crop of Organic Baja Morado garlic grown in volcanic soil. They purchase enough to fill their bus This provides a valuable cash crop for the village and an economic opportunity for Ben and Kelly to bring some of it home at a time when fresh garlic is otherwise non-existent. Everybody wins.
Get some really excellent long storing Silverskin garlics at a time when there isn't any fresh garlic anywhere else. Harvested at their peak and cured properly for long storage and carefully packed in the Little Red Bus that could for home in Idaho up near the Canadian border, where they grow Porcelain and other hardnecks.
Get some really excellent long storing Silverskin garlics at a time when there isn't any fresh garlic anywhere else. Harvested at their peak and cured properly for long storage and carefully packed in the Little Red Bus that could for home in Idaho up near the Canadian border, where they grow Porcelain and other hardnecks.
New! - Click here for Spring bulbs and braids of Baja Morado in May-
Organic Volcanic garlic from Baja - every year's earliest harvest. - NEW!
Organic Volcanic garlic from Baja - every year's earliest harvest. - NEW!
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They are especially delightful when you consider that most bulbs deteriorated months ago and there has been no fresh garlic available and will not be until August except for Allicin's ranch's bulbs and braids from Baja.
This page last upgraded April 29, 2019.