French Garlic Bulbs (x2) – Taylors (Arnos, Edenrose, Flavour)

French Garlic Bulbs – Taylors Bulbs (Choose Variety)

French garlic is prized for its strong flavour, reliable yields, and excellent storage qualities. These premium garlic bulbs from Taylors Bulbs are selected for healthy cloves, consistent performance, and suitability for UK growing conditions.

Garlic is easy to grow, requires minimal maintenance, and is ideal for gardens, raised beds, and allotments. Once planted, it develops steadily over winter and spring, producing high-quality bulbs ready for harvest in summer.

Choose from three proven French varieties, each offering distinct characteristics in flavour, appearance, and performance.

Available Varieties

Arnos

A classic white French garlic known for its strong growth and dependable yields. Arnos produces large, well-formed bulbs with a robust garlic flavour, making it a favourite for both home gardeners and allotment growers.

White-skinned French garlic

Strong, classic garlic flavour

Reliable yields and good bulb size

Excellent storage qualities

Edenrose

A popular pink-skinned French garlic with an attractive appearance and rich flavour. Edenrose produces uniform bulbs and is especially valued for its balance of strength and aroma.

Pink-skinned garlic with visual appeal

Full, well-rounded flavour

Good yields and reliable performance

Stores well after harvest

Flavour

As the name suggests, Flavour is selected for its intense garlic taste, making it ideal for cooking. This variety delivers strong aroma and depth, perfect for growers who want maximum culinary impact.

Strong-flavoured French garlic

Excellent for cooking and roasting

Reliable bulb formation

Good keeping qualities

Key Features

Premium French garlic bulbs from Taylors Bulbs

Three proven varieties to choose from

Easy to grow and low maintenance

Suitable for gardens, beds, and allotments

Strong flavour and good storage potential

Ideal for home cooking and kitchen gardens

How to Grow French Garlic Bulbs

Plant garlic cloves in autumn, ideally from October to November, though planting can continue into early winter if conditions allow.

Split bulbs into individual cloves just before planting. Plant cloves pointed end up, around 5 cm deep, spacing 15 cm apart, with 30 cm between rows.

Choose a sunny position with well-drained soil. Avoid waterlogged ground, especially in winter. Keep beds weed-free during growth.

Harvest garlic in early to mid-summer once leaves begin to yellow. Lift bulbs carefully and dry thoroughly before storing in a cool, dry place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these garlic bulbs suitable for UK growing?
Yes. These French varieties perform very well in UK gardens and allotments.

Do all varieties store well?
Yes. Arnos, Edenrose, and Flavour all have good keeping qualities when cured properly.

Which variety should I choose?

Choose Arnos for a classic white garlic

Choose Edenrose for pink skins and balanced flavour

Choose Flavour for the strongest taste

Is garlic easy to grow?
Very. Garlic is one of the simplest crops to grow and needs little attention once established.

Perfect For

Kitchen gardens and allotments

Growers wanting strong-flavoured garlic

Autumn planting crops

Beginner and experienced gardeners