GARLIC is just starting to come up. I separated two garlic into cloves, and planted them, in between the collard plants. Hopefully, the cloves will develop into full garlic, by fall. This is the lesser hardy California-type, and not the hardier hardneck type....
Recently, I showed a pic of my blooming Corpse Lily, Amorphophallus konjac. When ready to bloom, their corms can get softball-sized. Yet, smaller, as well as the bigger corms, produce a number of tiny corms, each year. Here is one. It is smaller than a dime...
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