Leek, Giant Musselburgh
A sweeter cousin of both onions and garlic. Blue-green leaves with tender white bulb are perfect for soups, stews, and savory pies. Best harvested when 2-3" wide and ~15" tall. The precursor to the "American Flag" variety, introduced in Scotland in 1834 and the US later in the 1800s.
Plant seeds just after the Full Moon
85-100 days
~100 seeds
A sweeter cousin of both onions and garlic. Blue-green leaves with tender white bulb are perfect for soups, stews, and savory pies. Best harvested when 2-3" wide and ~15" tall. The precursor to the "American Flag" variety, introduced in Scotland in 1834 and the US later in the 1800s.
Plant seeds just after the Full Moon
85-100 days
~100 seeds
A sweeter cousin of both onions and garlic. Blue-green leaves with tender white bulb are perfect for soups, stews, and savory pies. Best harvested when 2-3" wide and ~15" tall. The precursor to the "American Flag" variety, introduced in Scotland in 1834 and the US later in the 1800s.
Plant seeds just after the Full Moon
85-100 days
~100 seeds