'Dixon' Softneck Seed Garlic Gift Card worked with wild tomatoes from

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The parent plants of these seeds are mostly in the realm of 8-10 feet tall

'Dixon' Softneck Seed Garlic Gift Card worked with wild tomatoes from***Estimated mid September shipping Allium sativum Origin: Montana Improvement status: Cultivar Life cycle: Perennial (grown as a biennial) Weight and Price: 1 2 pound: $14 1 pound: $25. 50 Dixon is a hard to find variety of softneck garlic (or technically an intermediate type between soft and hard) long stewarded in Montana by an organic farming family by the name of Batey. Considered an artichoke type, because of the presence of smaller inner