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Leek plants

mister gullible · 2013-05-30 21:44:26

Anyone know where I can buy a few decent leek plants in Dublin? Ta.

30-05-2013 9:44pm

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mister gullible

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Anyone know where I can buy a few decent leek plants in Dublin?
Ta.

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#2 31-05-2013 6:57am

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Leeks are usually grown from seed as (like most aliums) they don't take transplantaion well.

You could still sow a few, then when they are the size of a small scallion (~20 cm) water them heavily and prepare an area for them by driving the handle of a spade into the bed about 15cm about 30 cm apart. Lift the seedlings and drop one into each hole, now fill the holes to the top with water.

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#3 31-05-2013 9:21am

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Thanks, any info on plants for sale would be appreciated.

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