Garlic will ship in September through Canada Post. Allium Sativum Ophioscorodon Type: Hardneck Group: Creole When to Plant: 4 to 6 weeks before soil freezes. In warmer regions, planting ranges from late September/early October until the last week of November. Season: Mid-Season Description: Known as Pink Garlic, Rose de Lautrec is named after a type of Creole garlic grown in a small region of France. There are actually 4 cultivars that are Creole grown in that region. We are not certain which of those four cultivars we grow. Grow: They don't produce the largest bulbs, but they are amazing keepers. Our first trial year, they stayed perfectly firm on our hardneck bind for an entire year after harvest. Flavour: Garlic connoisseurs suggest that pink garlic has a warm, subtle and sweet flavour profile that hints of horseradish. Use: The small cloves and warm flavour profile make them perfect for adding to dips and fresh salad dressings. Number of cloves/bulb: 8-10 Approx. Size Range: Medium to Large (1.5"-2") Purchase 10 bulbs for best shipping rate per bulb! Don't forget if it's more than you need, seed garlic can also be enjoyed as culinary eating garlic Ships in September! More about our seed garlic Quality assurance information here Growing great garlic here