Growing Garlic: What to do with leftover cloves?

I've finished planting my garlic for next season and I have a decent amount of cloves left over that I thought were a bit too "wee" for planting. The big round, robust cloves went into the ground, what do I do with the little sliver-like cloves that are left over?? 

Or plant them in a clump and use their leaves in salads

If they were bought as seed garlic they may have been treated with fungicide. It should say so on the pack.

Thanks for all the suggestions 

I'll have to take a look at the packaging to see if it has been treated with a fungicide or not. I may stick some of them in a pot just to see what they do. I've never heard of using the leaves, but I suppose if they were to produce scapes I could use those.  The ones that aren't too painstaking to peel I'll stick under my Quorn cutlets 

Or plant them in a clump and use their leaves in salads

This is what I would do if space were short.