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Skinny Leek Plants: Reasons Why Leeks Are Too ThinLeeks are a cool season crop, relatively easy to grow in rich soil. They can be planted from seed or transplanted like onions from leek sets. With few pests or disease problems, the major issue when growing leeks may be scrawny looking leeks. Learn more here.
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Propagating Leeks: How To Grow Leeks From Seed Or ScrapsLeeks aren’t as difficult to cultivate as you might think. You can even regrow leeks from table scraps. Click to learn how to propagate leeks.
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How To Grow Leeks And Tips For Harvesting LeeksGrow some leeks for a delicious, mild onion-like flavor in soups and other fine cooking.
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What Are Leek Moths: Tips On Leek Moth ControlA few years ago the leek moth was seldom seen south of Ontario, Canada. Nowadays, it has become a serious pest of leeks, onions, chives, and other alliums in the U.S. as well. Find out about leek moth damage and how to control these destructive pests here.
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Harvesting Leek Plants: Tips On When And How To Harvest LeeksLeeks are members of the onion family, but instead of forming a bulb, they form a long shank. Read here to learn more about picking leek plants in the garden to take advantage of all they have to offer.
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How To Stop Leeks From Bolting And Going To SeedLeeks can be an unusual but delicious vegetable to grow in the garden. A common problem with these alliums is bolting leeks. When leeks are gone to seed, they become tough and inedible. Learn how to prevent that here.
