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Title: Sowing Leeks
Post by: Ian_P on June 06, 2007, 10:39
Am I too late???

I have got way behind for a load of reasons, I have just about caught up with planting out, but haven't sown any leeks yet.

Is it too late?

Thanks

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Title: Sowing Leeks
Post by: WG. on June 06, 2007, 10:45
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Title: Re: Sowing Leeks
Post by: little sweetpeas on June 06, 2007, 10:48
Quote from: "Ian_P"
Am I too late???

Is it too late?



You will still get baby leeks if sown now. The slugs got mine but a very kind knight in shinning armer (WG) came to my rescue. As well as planting some more leek seedlings last week I also sowed some more.
Title: Sowing Leeks
Post by: flowerlady on June 06, 2007, 11:35
Two that I grow as small leeks are Pancho and Jolant

This year I'm going to try Bandit through the winter  :D
Title: Sowing Leeks
Post by: Stevens706 on June 06, 2007, 12:34
Mine have just come through after my first lot germinated very poorly, last year I planted them into the ground cleared after my early spuds and I got smallish but adequate leeks. So go for it.
Title: Sowing Leeks
Post by: Aidy on June 06, 2007, 12:39
I would sow them anyway, the rate mine are growing with this weather I reckon you might be lucky and get some good uns.
Title: Re: Sowing Leeks
Post by: duncan on June 06, 2007, 15:40
Quote from: "Ian_P"
Am I too late???

I have got way behind for a load of reasons, I have just about caught up with planting out, but haven't sown any leeks yet.

Is it too late?

Thanks

 sow them in the greenhouse now!!!!!! while where getting this great weather should not take them  long to germinate. dont pot them on and waste time when a couple of inch high  dib them into garden dont think they need to be harden off not with this weather anyway