Happy Friday. So I know I told you that I was going to be taking a break from these quick Q&A episodes on Friday, but something came up in one of my questions in a Facebook group that I knew that I needed to address and it actually comes at a perfect time because it's about garlic. If you are not growing garlic, please let me encourage you to grow garlic. It's one of my

favorite things to grow, to be honest with you, and for a lot of different reasons. And fall is the

best time to grow garlic. And because of that, I'm going to be doing a full garlic growing

workshop on Thursday. This is this next Thursday, September 23rd.

But to get prepared for this garlic workshop, I posted a question in both my public Facebook group,

which anybody can join, the Beginners Garden Shortcut, and also my members only for Dream to Garden

Facebook group, for those who have gone through my Dream to Garden online course,

and I asked what questions do you have about growing garlic?

I wanted to make sure to cover the main topics

that you all were most interested in in this workshop on Thursday,

and almost everything that I saw there, it's in the workshop,

so I'm super excited about that.

But one particular question kept coming up over and over.

And this was from people who had grown garlic

either this year or in the past,

but they didn't get the harvest that they expected.

And basically the question was, I grew garlic,

but why did my bulbs end up being so small?

Maybe they've seen other people's garlic harvest or my garlic harvest over the last couple of years,

and the bulbs are quite big, and they're wanting to know what can I do differently to ensure

that I get a good garlic harvest this next time.

Of course, there are many reasons that your garlic harvest can be a little bit less than what

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