GARLIC			Allium sativum		Perennial	culinary
								medicinal
								insecticide
			sow: late spring
				late summer or early fall

Regular "softneck" form of garlic
For bulb production, fall planting preferred
Can be planted in early spring for garlic greens or as insec repellent but bulbs may not mature until second season.
Very hardy, may be planted as soon a ground can be worked

Garlic shoots and leaves can be used as chives or green onion tops, being
sweeter and more subtler than the cloves

Medicinally:	high blood pressure
		antibiotic (high sulphur content)

Insect repellent:  garlic interplanted with other crops helps repel insects.