OK, I know a lot of people probably have been slammed with winter weather, so I don't want to rub it in, but here in Western WV, we've had crazy *warm* weather.  It was mid 60's two days ago! 

Well, I planted my garlic in November/ December (don't remember exactly when but after Thanksgiving- forgot to write it in my garden book somehow) and covered it with straw for the winter same as I always do.  But when I was out there today playing with my low tunnel for the kale, I noticed a *lot* of the garlic is actually coming up!

What should I do?  I don't want it to all get ruined, but I don't have any other ideas other than cover it even more with straw to protect the shoots- but I don't really know if that will help.  Any ideas out there?  Any experience with this?  I'm going to be seriously bummed if I don't have garlic and scapes come spring/summer!   Should I plan on replanting the entire bed in the spring? 

I planted mine in early November and it started coming up immediately (I'm near the coast of VA).  I never even covered it.  Our low for the winter is 24, and it's just fine so far.  I wouldn't worry about it.