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4.15.13 Spring Ramps + Overwintered Greens
We are beyond excited to find our planting of ramps finally making an appearance. With very little else on the scene, they aren’t shy about calling attention to themselves. We found two small patches, both planted last April from ramps … Continue reading
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Tagged alliums, chard, chicory, fun jen, kale, peas, puntarelle, ramps, salad greens, season extension
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4.9.12 Ramps and seedlings
Several years ago we planted some ramp seedlings in a shady part of our garden in hopes that they would naturalize. Also known as wild leeks, they reproduce by seed which can take up to 18 months to germinate; we’ve … Continue reading
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