moving garlic plants help

**More basil** · 10-02-2015, 06:47 PM

Give it a go- I moved some last year and they survived though they weren't enormous (though that could have had other reasons). Have the smaller pots ready, scoop up the plants as carefully as you can in a big lump with lots of soil around them and try to plant them so they are at the same level in the soil. They may get a little grumpy having their roots disturbed but hopefully they will recover- in any case, what have you got to loose?

**Valleyman** · 11-02-2015, 02:16 PM

At around this time of year there are cats and birds pulling up my garlic and onions all the time. They must have smelt spring on the horizon and are getting frisky. 90% of the time pushing them back in the soil will lead to a healthy bulb later on in the year.

I can't see how potting them up and moving them would be any different really.

**mrbiffo** · 19-02-2015, 01:56 PM

Thanks very much thought that i had more bulbs growing and some have disappeared now i know why
many thanks

**BarleySugar** · 19-02-2015, 09:37 PM

My garlic is in my old allotment, and I've now moved (but not given up the old plot yet). I planted it last Oct and plan to dig up some and try transplanting it as otherwise I will have missed the boat. It might get a bit of a shock, as at the moment it is on very heavy clay, and the new plot seems to be lovely soil!

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