Persian TempestNot to be confused with Asian Tempest, Persian Tempest is not Asiatic, but rather a Purple Stripe. It reached monster size in 2017 with the addition of cow manure, and I started seeing my college debt melt before my eyes. May prove to be the best production Purple Stripe, fighting Chesnok Red for the title. It keeps its clove count reasonable even at large sizes 6 or 7 per, so you can make big slices of it in the kitchen. (2020 Update: Persian Tempest

The name seems Eastern European / Slavic or Balkan to me

a Porcelain

An average of 7 cloves per bulb

so who knows

reminiscent of a Turban in size

5 ounces (for those that even survive)

which seems to specialize in a lot of Czech types

Coincidentally

it is even more disciplined in producing 4 cloves per bulb than German White

Khabar was acquired by some Alaskans and thus came in to North American circulation

I have discontinued growing "Polish Softneck" as a separate variety

they get spicy on the late end of their storage life