Garlic Albigensian Wight
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Albigensian Wight is an autumn planting softneck garlic variety.
A new introduction originating from South West France, performing well in trials from both Autumn and Spring planting.
Softneck varierty - softneck garlic varieties are the best ones to grow if you live in a milder climate. They don't form scapes, and generally form several small cloves per head. They mature quicker than hardneck varieties. Softneck varieties tend to store better than hardneck varieties, so this is the type to grow for long-term storage.
See our Garlic Growing guide for cultivation advice.
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