Leeks Sale

Sow up to 10-12 seeds in a 4-6 inch pot. Packed with vitamins K and A, this hearty member of the onion-family is superb in soups and stews, grilled, or sliced into slivers and added to omelets.

Each bunch contains 4-6 dozen plants. Best growth is achieved with fertile, well-drained soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0. Plant in a trench 5 inches deep and wide, work in 1/2 cup of TSC's Complete fertilizer per 5 row feet.

Riding the wave from late summer to early fall, this healthy, robust leek produces strong, upright, uniform plants. Fill trench around seedlings and water in well. Resistant to purple blotch, white tip, rust and thrips.

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Popular standard main season variety. Broad London leek features thick, sturdy stalks with pearly-white bulbs. 14 days, 68°F. (American Flag) 10,000 seeds/oz.; 3 lbs./acre.

Thin to the strongest plant when 4-5 inches. Leeks are a frost-hardy cool season crop requiring a long growing period. Blanch to increase the length of white stem by gradually filling in the trench as the leeks grow.

Sow up to 10-12 seeds in a 4-6 inch pot. Packed with vitamins K and A, this hearty member of the onion-family is superb in soups and stews, grilled, or sliced into slivers and added to omelets.

A very refined and uniform leek for planting spring through fall, Takrima boasts self-blanching, straight, white shanks that refuse to bulb. Sow up to 10-12 seeds in a 4-6 inch pot.

Enjoy nearly year-round leek harvests from a single seed packet. Fill trench around seedlings and water in well. Three individual packaged and labeled varieties, 1/4 gram each. Get creative with this versatile veggie! Days to maturity are calculated from...

True blue-green, the very large 15-20" tall stalks turn still bluer as the weather gets colder. It's hard to exaggerate the stalwart hardiness of this 19th century French heirloom.

Leeks are heavy feeders and require fertile soil (pH of 6.2-6.8) for best results.Sow in flats in Feb.-March, 1/4" apart, 1/4" deep. 9,200 seeds/oz. Matures to long, thick, blanched shanks topped with 1-1 1/2" wide flat leaves.

Upright plants with beautiful blue-green foliage. Do not firm soil - allow irrigation or rain to fill in the dibble hole.During the growing period hill the plants with soil 2 or 3 times, higher with each hoeing.

Leeks are heavy feeders and require fertile soil (pH of 6.2-6.8) for best results.Sow in flats in Feb.-March, 1/4" apart, 1/4" deep. 9,000 seeds/oz. Matures to long, thick, blanched shanks topped with 1-1 1/2" wide flat leaves.

8" tall and pencil-thick, transplant outdoors 6" apart, rows 24" apart in holes dibbled about 6" deep. Leeks are heavy feeders and require fertile soil (pH of 6.2-6.8) for best results.Sow in flats in Feb.-March, 1/4" apart, 1/4" deep.

Leeks are heavy feeders and require fertile soil (pH of 6.2-6.8) for best results.Sow in flats in Feb.-March, 1/4" apart, 1/4" deep. 10,700 seeds/oz. Matures to long, thick, blanched shanks topped with 1-1 1/2" wide flat leaves.

Vigorous and uniform.A large, upright, nonbulbing type of Allium. Leeks are heavy feeders and require fertile soil (pH of 6.2-6.8) for best results.Sow in flats in Feb.-March, 1/4" apart, 1/4" deep.

Just sow the seeds directly in the ground in early spring, and you'll be pulling long succulent stems by midsummer on into fall. This leek is huge, up to 15" long and 2" across, but what really makes it special is how extraordinarily early it is to grow.

8" tall and pencil-thick, transplant outdoors 6" apart, rows 24" apart in holes dibbled about 6" deep. Leeks are heavy feeders and require fertile soil (pH of 6.2-6.8) for best results.Sow in flats in Feb.-March, 1/4" apart, 1/4" deep.

Dark green leaves with creamy white stalks are mild and somewhat sweet in flavor. In cold climates, you can continue the harvest by mulching heavily around plants. Sow directly into prepared beds 2-4 weeks before the last expected frost.

Dark green leaves are produced on white stems with a mild onion flavor. Great for roasting and in soups. Grow close together and harvest early as baby leeks. It has long thick white shalks and dark green leaves.

Leeks are heavy feeders and require fertile soil (pH of 6.2-6.8) for best results.Sow in flats in Feb.-March, 1/4" apart, 1/4" deep. 10,300 seeds/oz. Matures to long, thick, blanched shanks topped with 1-1 1/2" wide flat leaves.

When using the "dibble method," hilling is reduced or eliminated.Clean leeks and store several weeks at near freezing in a humid cooler in boxes, or store in a root cellar with roots in moist soil/sand/peat mix.If anything you purchase from us proves...

When using the "dibble method," hilling is reduced or eliminated.Clean leeks and store several weeks at near freezing in a humid cooler in boxes, or store in a root cellar with roots in moist soil/sand/peat mix.If anything you purchase from us proves...

When using the "dibble method," hilling is reduced or eliminated.Clean leeks and store several weeks at near freezing in a humid cooler in boxes, or store in a root cellar with roots in moist soil/sand/peat mix.If anything you purchase from us proves...

Extremely hardy, they will overwinter in most areas and can be eaten year-round. In cold climates, you can continue the harvest by mulching heavily around plants. Sow directly into prepared beds 2-4 weeks before the last expected frost.

Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. If you want the onions to grow to maturity, space them 4 inches apart. Onions prefer light, sandy, loamy soils. Cases not available to AK.

Neem oil or Predatory Nematodes. Cases not available to AK. Onions will make top growth until the critical light duration is reached, then bulbing begins. Also touted as containing high concentrations of quercetins, a powerful antioxidant.