Wild garlic is the only thing that I simply cannot get to germinate and grow. It never works for me. Last year I tried most of a supplier pack of seeds, not a single one worked. This year I took some seeds from actual wild, Wild Garlic. I'll give it one last go, but personally I wouldn't put much effort in.
Did you get actual seeds? Or bulbils? If it is actual seed, treat the same as onion seed. You can always try a couple on damp kitchen towel to test for germination.
They're bulbils I think. Tiny little bulbs growing on the top of the stem. Didn't know that's what they're called.
Ah OK, the usual thing with bulbils is to air dry them like you would garlic for storage, treat them like tiny cloves. When they are dry enough, it can take a while, then you can rub them to split them up. Plant in the Autumn up to Christmas.
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Wild garlic is the only thing that I simply cannot get to germinate and grow. It never works for me. Last year I tried most of a supplier pack of seeds, not a single one worked. This year I took some seeds from actual wild, Wild Garlic. I'll give it one last go, but personally I wouldn't put much effort in.