Type: Hardneck garlic
• Origin: Originally discovered in Russia by John Swenson
• Clove Count: Typically produces 5 to 7 very fat cloves per bulb
Raw: Hot and spicy, among the hottest garlics when eaten raw
• Cooked: Maintains a rich, well-balanced garlic flavor in culinary applications
Brown Rose
Marbled Purple Stripe
Brown Rose Garlic is a striking and flavorful hardneck variety known for its bold character and beautiful appearance. Typically produces 5 to 7 very fat cloves per bulb. Outer wrappers have a naturally brown hue, giving it its name. Raw: Hot and spicy, among the hottest garlics when eaten raw. Cooked: Maintains a rich, well-balanced garlic flavor in culinary applications. Growing & Storage • Hardiness: Extremely hardy with a traditional marbled plant habit • Growth Habit: Emerges earlier than other purple stripe varieties and grows vigorously • Storage: Long-storing, typically up to 5–6 months • Ease of Use: Easy to peel and clean, making it a favorite for both gardeners and chefs Brown Rose garlic is a standout for those who love bold flavor and beautiful bulbs.

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