Russian Red Garlic Bulbils (True Garlic Seeds)

Same as our Russian Red Garlic Bulbs, except these are the true garlic seeds—tiny bulbils that form in the flower head of the plant.
Unlike hardneck garlic cloves, bulbils are planted in spring. By September, they mature into single-clove, round bulbs known as “rounds.” These rounds can then be replanted in the fall, along with regular cloves, and the following year they will grow into medium-sized, multi-clove bulbs.

Propagating garlic from bulbils is not only an excellent way to multiply your garlic stock quickly, but it also helps you maintain a disease-free crop, since bulbils do not transmit soil-borne diseases.

Each packet contains 10 grams of garlic bulbils — approximately 60 seeds.