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GARLIC IS SOLD OUT FOR 2025! Thank you for a great garlic season! Garlic will not return to stock until Aug/Sept 2026. For an impressive diversity of seed garlic, we recommend Garlicana, who still has planting stock available. We are so excited to offer garlic and shallot varieties that fit with our mission of Bringing Biodiversity Back! We find each of these varieties to be productive, interesting, and delicious- the ultimate trifecta. We invite you to dive deeper into the wild and wonderful world of garlic diversity and try out some of these great varieties this year. Seed Garlic and Shallots from Adaptive Seeds come directly from our farm and from a few of our farmer friends who are trusted, experienced growers. We choose only clean bulbs that meet our standards for size and quality, and we inspect each bulb both on intake and prior to shipment to help ensure planting cloves are good. In addition to our own Adaptive Seeds grown garlic and shallots, we are excited to offer certified organic seed garlic produced by Persephone Farm in Lebanon, Oregon; Myrtle Creek Farm in partnership with Garlicana in Douglas County, Oregon, and Humming Bee Nursery in Corvallis, Oregon. Take a peek at the individual product pages to see where each variety was grown! Garlic and shallots are easy to grow staple crops that do best when planted September through November in our part of Oregon (and throughout most of the rest of the US, too!) For growing info, check out our “Adaptive Guide to Growing Garlic”. |
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Hardneck and Softneck garlic types, and Shallots An easy choice for those who want to plant a bunch of garlic and shallots and can’t decide which varieties to grow. The Bountiful Bundle of Garlic and Shallots features 1 lb quantities of each year’s most bountiful garlic and shallot varieties. For 2025, this collection includes Hadrut…
Allium cepa. 280 days (fall planted from bulbs as pictured). Blossom Shallot produces large classic shallots with a round bulb shape that is a nice variation from the other shallots we offer. Bulbs have tan skins with light pink interiors. The flavor can be described as sweet and mild for a shallot, with a rich…
Hardneck and Softneck garlic types, and Shallots An easy choice for those who want to plant a bunch of garlic and shallots and can’t decide which varieties to grow. The Bountiful Bundle of Garlic and Shallots features 1/2 lb quantities of each year’s most bountiful garlic and shallot varieties. For 2025, this collection includes Hadrut…
Hardneck Creole type Donostia Red is from a market in the city of Donostia, also known as San Sebastián, located in the Basque autonomous community of Spain. Like all Creole garlic types, it is from Basque Country and not Louisiana, despite the name association. Donostia Red has 8-12 crimson cloves on smallish bulbs with white…
Allium oschaninii. 270 days (fall planted from bulbs as pictured). We fell in love with the French Grey Shallot when we grew them to add diversity to our winter CSA share. They instantly became one of our favorite Alliums in the kitchen, as they have a very fine flavor that adds a lovely touch to…
Hardneck Porcelain type Hadrut garlic is a classic porcelain type hardneck in most traits: It has a bright spicy raw flavor that mellows to become mild and earthy when roasted, with 4-6 large pungent cloves per bulb that are easy to peel and very juicy near harvest. As with most porcelain garlic varieties, Hadrut is…
Hardneck Marbled type Jupiter is the most impressive garlic we have come across in a long time. Large, beautifully purple marbled bulbs contain an average of 5-8 big, dense, sulfurous cloves. The raw flavor is bold and pungent while not being super hot. When cooked Jupiter keeps that garlicky richness common to marbled types. Plants…
Hardneck Marbled type Khabar garlic is a strong flavored, high yielding, and reliable variety. Stocky plants with light green leaves produce big, thick garlic scapes. The flavor is fairly hot with a lingering pungency that mellows nicely when roasted. Plants are medium to late maturity, which helps them miss the worst of garlic rust issues….
Allium ampeloprasum var. babingtonii Babington’s Leek is a special perennial vegetable that is propagated from top-setting bulbils. Occasionally found growing wild in the British Isles where it may be native, but extremely rare in North America. A worthwhile plant to have growing in any garden but especially sought after for semi-wild perennial permaculture plantings and…
Allium cepa. 280 days (fall planted from bulbs as pictured). Long Bow Red Shallot is a big, copper skinned shallot with purple-red flesh. Classic French type shallot with a more elongated shape when compared to most other varieties. While not as large as the similarly shaped Zebrune shallot or Cuisse de Poulet du Poitou, these…
Hardneck Porcelain type Music garlic has become the porcelain type garlic for other varieties to live up to. It consistently produces high yields of large, pure white bulbs with 6-8 pungent cloves per bulb. Extra large clove size makes it quick to process in the kitchen and also an excellent garlic variety for roasting whole. …
Softneck Silverskin type Persephone White is a farm production workhorse garlic variety named for Persephone Farm, where it has been grown near Lebanon, Oregon for over 30 years. Similar to other silverskins, Persephone White garlic finishes in the field on the late side and stores well through the new year into spring. Like other silverskins,…
Softneck Artichoke type Polish White garlic is the quintessential softneck garlic — an artichoke type that yields always large, and often giant, bulbs. The beautiful light purple blushing on white-to-tan wrappers makes us wonder why it is called Polish White. This very reliable variety is similar to Corsican Red, Broadleaf Czech, Siskiyou Purple, and other…
Creole type Rosso di Sulmona is a highly sought after Italian garlic variety often simply referred to as “Aglio Rosso”. Flavor is said to be delicate (even sweet for a garlic) and there are many claims of it being the best flavored garlic in Italy or even the world. While we think this is probably…
Hardneck Purple Stripe type Shvelisi garlic is a very nice hardneck variety originally from the village of Skhvilisi in the Republic of Georgia. With a strong rich flavor it is good for almost any purpose. Famous for its sweet flavor when roasted, it is also good raw (although some may find it a little too…
Softneck Silverskin type Softneck variety from western Washington State. A family heirloom named after Mount St. Helens that grows very well for us, similar to other silverskins. St. Helens is later to dry down and stores well for many months. Clove size is consistently larger than other softneck silverskin types. Has tolerated rust pressure for…
Softneck and Hardneck types Can’t decide which variety to grow? Have limited garden space and would prefer smaller quantities of multiple types? Well, this is the option for you! Some hardneck, some softneck. Each 1/2 lb bag includes an assortment of 3-5 bulbs. 1 lb bags include up to 9 bulbs, and we promise to…
Hardneck Glazed type We love Vekan garlic for its beautiful purple hue, and certainly for its rich pungent flavor. Definitely one of the best Glazed type hardneck garlics. A large, high yielding variety that is very consistent year to year. The shiny pink clove skins are easy to peel with 10-14 cloves per bulb. It…
Hardneck unique type / unclassified Named after a fictional planet, Yuggoth Garlic is a strange and special beast. It may appear from a distance that the bright white bulbs with occasional purple striping is just your average garlic. It is anything but. The distinctive, perfectly round shape hides purple-skinned cloves that fit together like a…
Hardneck TGS/Purple Stripe type Zeramarez is a newly developed True Garlic Seed (TGS) progeny bred by Avram Drucker of Garlicana in Douglas County, Oregon. Selected for flavor, beauty and productivity, this new variety is truly special and a favorite of Garlicana’s TGS releases. A great choice for those who like it hot – when freshly…
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