Siciliano Garlic (Culinary)
Culinary garlic — Grown for the Kitchen.
Pre-Orders begin in early July. Siciliano garlic – softneck Artichoke variety with 12-18 medium to large easy-to-peel cloves. Mild to medium well-balanced flavor; adaptable climates, excellent braiding, long storage. Regeneratively grown in Indiana.
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Culinary garlic — Grown for the Kitchen.
Siciliano Garlic – Softneck Variety from Cottage Pastures
Our Siciliano garlic are a softneck variety grown regeneratively on our family farm in Southeastern Indiana. Hand-selected and naturally cured, these bulbs provide gardeners with distinct flavors and consistent growth for culinary use. Buy Siciliano garlic to experience its unique qualities firsthand.
Siciliano offers well-balanced mild to medium flavor with larger cloves, making it a versatile choice across recipes and growing conditions.
Key Characteristics of Siciliano
- Type & Group:
- Softneck – Artichoke subgroup. Softnecks braid easily and adapt well to varied climates.
- Cloves per Bulb:
- Typically 12-18 medium to large easy-to-peel cloves.
- Flavor Profile:
- Mild to medium with well-balanced garlic character; neither too hot nor too mild. Maintains character well during cooking.
- Common Uses:
- Excels in pasta dishes, roasting, or any recipe needing approachable garlic flavor. Versatile across a range of recipes.
- Climate Performance:
- Adapts well to warmer and milder climates; reliable yields in varied conditions.
- Storage & Yield:
- Stores 8-10 months.
- History / Notes:
- Artichoke softneck variety with white wrappers and larger cloves. Known for excellent braiding and long-keeping qualities in diverse growing areas.
Culinary Highlights & Recipe Ideas
Siciliano brings balanced mild-medium notes to dishes or pleasant depth when roasted. Try roasting whole bulbs to develop caramelized notes, or mincing fresh cloves into pesto and marinades for lasting flavor.


