Contact Us

Ask a question. Or, to learn more about our products, services or events sign up for our quarterly newsletter.

         

123 Street Avenue, City Town, 99999

(123) 555-6789

email@address.com

 

You can set your address, phone number, email and site description in the settings tab.
Link to read me page with more information.

Wild Leek (ramps)

Pre-order Plants for Spring 2025 Shipping

Welcome to the Food Forest Farm plant shop! Here you’ll find many of the plants we’ve been growing in the nursery since 2010. These plants will come to you healthy and ready for their new home.

All of our plants are multi-functional, that is, some perennial vegetables can be eaten by a human, or livestock (leaf hay), or be grown as mulch for biomass, and more! You can look at “All” of the plants, or filter with the navigation bar.

Perennial Vegetables: edible roots, leaves, shoots, buds, seeds that come from perennial herbs, shrubs, and trees

Fruit: edible sweet goodness

Leaf Hay: plants to grow and feed to livestock like cattle, sheep, goats and rabbits

Biomass: herbs, grasses, shrubs and trees that grow fast and can be cut and used as mulch, grow soil, fuel stoves and compost piles

Wild Leek (ramps)

wild-leeks.jpg
leekbulb.jpg
wild-leeks.jpg
leekbulb.jpg

Wild Leek (ramps)

from $9.95

Sold as single or patch of bulbs

A native forest onion well known by foragers and indigenous folks throughout the Northeast US. Let the bulb establish for a few years then harvest a few bulbs that naturally divide from the original. Or, after establishment, collect the leaves as a vegetable (let the bulb store enough solar energy for a week or so) and use as you would Chives.

order size:
Quantity:
Add To Cart

Perennial leek, Elephant garlic

Scientific Name: Allium tricoccum
Plant Hardiness Zone: 5
Fruit Size: bulbs
Harvest: spring leek or greens
Light: partial to full shade
Taste: Leek, onion
Years to bear: 1