to examine the effect of plant spacing (7.5, 10 or 12.5 cm within the row) and harvesting dates (1 st February, 15 th February, 1 st March or 15 th March) on the vegetative growth, quality and yield of green garlic plants (Allium sativum L.) cv. Balady grown under sandy soil conditions and also, to study the effect of different types of packaging materials on the quality parameters of green garlic during storage at 0°C and 95% Relative Humidity (RH) for 20 days.According to the field experiment, the results indicated that planting garlic cloves at 10 cm between plants significantly increased plant length, the number of leaves per plant, total chlorophyll reading, green bulbs dry matter percentage, total yield and exportable yield of green garlic. While, plant spacing at 12.5 cm increased leaf area per plant, green bulb diameter, green neck diameter and green bulbs weight of green garlic plants in 2014/2015 and 2015/2016 seasons. Harvesting green garlic plants on 15 th March recorded the highest values of vegetative growth, quality and yield of green garlic plants. Whereas, the highest exportable green garlic yield was recorded with harvesting date on 1 st March followed by harvesting on 15 th February. Generally, the interaction between plant spacing at 10 cm and harvesting green garlic plants on 15 th March was the most superior treatment for increasing the vegetative growth, green bulbs dry matter percent and total yield. Meanwhile, the interaction between plant space at 12.5 cm and harvesting green garlic plants on 15 th March increased leaf area per plant, green bulb diameter, green neck diameter and green bulbs weight. Whereas, the interaction between plant space at 10 cm and harvesting green garlic plants on 1 st March displayed the highest exportable green garlic yield followed by the same plant space and harvesting on 15 th February during the first and second seasons. Regarding storage experiment, the results showed that, packing green garlic bulbs in polypropylene or polyethylene bags reduced weight loss % to less than 1% and displayed green garlic bulbs with fresh appearance and white color for 20 days at 0°C and 95% RH in the 2015/2016 and 2016/2017 seasons of storage.