Planting garlic is both profitable and easy for a gardener who wants his crop to give off a***d smell in the kitchen. First, select a high-quality variety of seed garlic, then carefully separate its cloves, keeping on the skin protecting them. Place the cloves with the root side facing downwards into the ground, covering them 2-3 inches deep. Make sure that the soil where you plant the garlic is nutritious, well drained, and gets sufficient sunlight. Garlic should be planted at a cool period of the year when it can form its roots properly before entering the growth stage. After that, all you need to do is water the plants, occasionally mulch, and weed them. As the garlic grows, you need to decrease the watering to form its bulb properly. Your reward will be firm bulbs of garlic that you can use during winter.