Can I plant garlic bulbils in the fall in zone 3-4?

I’m a beginner gardener and one of my garlic plants has a bulbil with about 20 pea size bulbils. I live in a zone 3-4 area and have a raised bed. Can I plant them this fall and expect them to grow a garlic bulb next summer? Thanks a bunch!!
Ann

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 08/27/2019 @ 10:10 pm

You can plant them and they will grow into cloven bulbs but not as quickly as you hoped. Here are the instructions:

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