In honor of National Garlic Day, let's talk about a vegetable that is also known as the stinking rose. It's a plant that is grown all over the world and has been for thousands of years. It has a lot in common with onions, leeks, and chives. It is believed to have come from Siberia but spread to other parts of the world thousands of years ago. Garlic is a natural ingredient that can be used for both food and medicine. It is a powerhouse of nutrition and adds flavor to many recipes. But it has also been used in ancient and modern times to cure everything from the common cold to serious infections and wounds. Garlic has long been used to treat common ailments. For thousands of years, it has been recommended for its health benefits, which include boosting the immune system and preventing heart disease and high blood pressure. Garlic is an effective home remedy for the common cold. It can be cooked into a chicken soup or mixed into a hot drink.  

National Garlic Day is celebrated annually on April 19!

We have been unable thus far to find the creator of this national day, but we will be sure to keep you posted.