By Ron_boop
United States
I overwintered some leeks two years in a row. Each time many plants came up in bunches. I replanted the bunches as individuals. They sort of died off but them some regrew that year in bunches again. Is there an explanation for this and is there a way to have them grow as single plants? Thanks
- 3 Apr, 2012
Don't understand this. Leeks are planted out singly and grown on for harvesting either that autumn for summer ones or the following spring for winter ones. I have never heard of them dying off and growing again, and certainly never heard of them throowing up multiple stems. Do you have a photograph? Are you sure it was leeks you planted and not spring onions?
6 Apr, 2012