Garlic Weighing 1.75 Kilograms: A Gardener Broke the World Record, and This Is How Many Times Bigger than an Ordinary Onion
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The most attention was drawn to his giant garlic bulb, which he measured and weighed at the Wargrave Nursery Centre in...
However, Barrett's record holder is not common garlic (Allium sativum) but elephant garlic (Allium ampeloprasum), a species related to leeks that naturally develops
World record broken: Cultivated giant onion, weighing 1.75kg - His giant head of elephant garlic measured in Berkshire attracted the most public attention
A British gardener has grown a garlic bulb so large that it has set a new world record, weighing 1.75 kilograms and measuring around 19 centimetres in diameter. Graham Barratt has been growing the plant for nearly a decade and harvested the record-breaking specimen in June 2026, Guinness World Records announced. The Gloucestershire gardener’s garlic was judged on 25 June by the Berkshire […]
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