Growing Leeks From Seed to Harvest | How To Grow Great Leeks Every Time
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2023
- Do you want a decorative and delicious vegetable to stock up your plot and plate in winter? Leeks are a fantastic addition, whether in a soup with some summer potatoes, as a co-star in a tasty pie or on their own sautéed in some butter. Join us to find out how we grow leeks in our garden every year.
Alex, our Black Labrador, is always more than happy to see what's happening and help out where he can.
Host: Richard Hollis
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Nice leeks, nice video, well put together and presented. Jim.
Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the video
Good stuff! This year I will be growing 'Gros longue d'ete 2' and 'Bleu de Solaise' although normally I grow Musselburgh Giants.
That sounds brilliant! I hope they both do well for you 😊
Lovely video, I have just planted some leaks from seed in a small planter and was worried that the shoots were too close together, but I see now that they’ll be fine thank you so much for your tips and for making such a sweet video. I cannot wait to eat my crops coming winter should all go well.
I'm sure they'll be great! Nothing better than eating your own veg, enjoy 😀
Glad this popped up. Lovely greenhouse area and lovely yard. I am taking notes to learn and plant new items while it is horribly cold outside. Thank you!
Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the video and good luck with the leeks 😁
I loved your helper at the end. Alex is such a handsome boy, I always look forward to seeing him. 🐕
Aww thank you! Yes, he loves to be involved in anything that's going on and help wherever possible 😁
Cheers for sharing , had a mare last year though where doing so well then the rain killed them off , apparently the roots got saturated! They were in a container though not in open ground
😮 woah that must have been a lot of rain!!! Hopefully you have better luck this year 🤞
Great tips, will try musslebrough this year 😊
You should! They're very reliable
@@gardenonthemoors also just love your dog. That face 🐾❤️
Wow those are lovely leeks, I notice your in Cornwall , so am I but my leeks never grew that fat and I sowed Musselburgh, however it was very dry last summer and of course we had a hosepipe ban, I also noticed you filled in the holes , most online gardeners just fill the holes with water which is what I did . Maybe I’ll try your way this time. Only just found this video so I’m going to see if there’s anymore 👍
Thanks so much! Yes they do need plenty of water, and I find they do better being tucked in 🙂
I'll be sowing mine tomorrow 🌿🌿🌿
Ah enjoy!!
Love leeks!
Some of my favorites are the Babington topset leeks, abit smaller - you can harvest as 'cut and come again,' and they'll increase at the base, and plant the bulbils which grow from the flowers! I had a patch under my fig tree for 10 years - moved last fall, so starting again from the sets!
Oh wow they sound brilliant! Will have to take a look into them 😃
Wow 👍
Thanks very much!
I planted some Flag Leeks in a planter indoors for the first time. I`m in Louisiana and I love onions so I assume I`ll enjoy leeks. I`ve never tried them. I prefer growing green onions to bulbs too. My leeks are doing well and are 3 to over 3 inches tall. I planted them about 16 days ago under a rectangular 17x7 inch LED panel light, full spectrum, on a 16/8 hour timer.
I think you're going to love leeks! They're so tasty, even just cooked on their own with a little butter and seasoning. Enjoy and happy growing, it sounds like the leeks themselves are spoilt rotten too! 🙂
Muy buena cosecha
Yes! They were delicious, thank you