Here at Mountain Valley Garlic we have a reputation for high-quality seed and great customer service.  Our little mountain valley tucked away in Northeast Washington state has the perfect climate for growing amazing garlic and we're so happy to share that by sending high-quality seed to gardens all across the US. With over two decades of experience in organic gardening and 15 years growing for the organic seed market, we have the skills necessary to bring high-quality seed garlic and seed potatoes to your home or market garden.  Great produce comes from quality seed, producing quality seed comes from years of experience, education, and dedication.  

 

Our customers love that our crops are grown organically and regeneratively.  Our growing practices focus on soil health, natural soil fertility derived from farm produced animal manures and cover crops, and rotating our crops so that for every year of crop production the soil gets a year of rest and rebuilding.  We never use any synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides.  Our healthy soil means we rarely have a pest issue, and if we do we utilize Organic options such as neem oil, hydrogen peroxide, or diatomaceous earth.

 

For new garlic growers, our Seed Garlic Samplers are a great way to get started growing garlic.  They come with our Guide to Growing Garlic to teach you the "ins & outs" of growing great garlic and a few varieties that will help you find what grows best in your garden.  For those already on their garlic growing adventure, a few of our specialty varieties include Carpathian, Susan Delafield, and Chesnok Red.   

 

If you're looking for Spring planting Certified Seed potatoes, check out our selection of Regeneratively Grown Certified Seed potatoes. We offer varieties like Canada Gold, an improved Yukon Gold with higher yields and better disease resistance; and Nicola, which brings all the flavor and texture of German Butterball but with a low glycemic index (GI).  We've curated a variety of colors, textures, shapes, and sizes for you to explore.  

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Our garlic and soil are tested and confirmed clean from white rot and garlic bloat nematodes, and we live in an area free from Allium Leaf Miners (ALM).  Each bulb is carefully inspected for signs of disease or damage, and our fields are routinely tested for common garlic pests and pathogens.   We do not ship our garlic until October, as many diseases and pathogens need time to fully present themselves.  Garlic shipped too early may deteriorate before planting season, shipping later in the season allows for any underlying problems to present themselves and be culled before being sent to our customers.  

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Garlic and potatoes are perishable products, please remove your seed from its box and inspect it upon delivery.  We stand behind our products 100%.  If you are unhappy with the quality of your seed, please contact us with your concerns before planting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Garlic Growing Information

Potato Growing Information