[peak_oil]

I'm growing garlic in clay pots and it just started snowing.

 

[wildjo]

I'm going to offer a "no".

The bulbs are dormant and acclimated. You bring them inside and quickly warm them and you may have trouble.

I might putting something around the clay pots to add a bit of insulation, but that would be it. My fall planting cloves are safely tucked away in the garden under a few inches of soil and it's been in the teens and twenties for a couple weeks.

 

[Hilda]

Your clay pots could crack. Maybe take them into the garage to over-winter?

 

[Straight Razor]

Dormant or not, if they freeze they are dead.

 

[mgd_only]

i have garlic in the ground all year round and it comes back every year. as of right now it is 7 degrees F. outside they will be fine. but in pots i don't know and would doubt it.

 

[Two Rivers]

Garlic is an annual plant and needs dormancy. Though I would possibly remove from pots to ground or add some insulation.