Garlic plant named ‘Slamka’
OwnerKatrina Anne Leiberinventor
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Abstract
A new and distinct variety of garlic plant, Allium sativum var. ophioscorodon, named ‘Slamka’, is characterized by its exceptional disease and pest resistance, high yields, minimal cultivation requirements, and robust hardiness. Originating from a strain cultivated for more than a century in Southeastern Wisconsin, this variety is particularly well-suited to temperate climates and has shown consistent resistance to common garlic diseases over an eight-year observation period. These traits make it an ideal choice for growers in temperate regions, particularly Southeastern Wisconsin. ‘Slamka’ has not been tested in other regions, and its ability to thrive outside of Southeastern Wisconsin is unknown.
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A new and distinct variety of Allium sativum var. ophioscorodon plant named ‘Slamka’, as illustrated and described herein.
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