Wild Leeks / Ramps
Allium tricoccum - A native plant found in woodlands, Wild Leeks or Ramps, appear in early springtime then disappear until re-emerging the following spring. They are slow to spread and will colonize over time. They flower small pinkish-white blooms. Bees and flies will pollinate the flowers providing them with an early source of nectar and helping the ramps produce berries that drop in early summer.
Shade, Partial Shade
Plant 4-6 inches apart
Available in 4.25 inch (quart) pots.
(more planting information and harvesting suggestions are in our planting guide we send you after purchase)
Allium tricoccum - A native plant found in woodlands, Wild Leeks or Ramps, appear in early springtime then disappear until re-emerging the following spring. They are slow to spread and will colonize over time. They flower small pinkish-white blooms. Bees and flies will pollinate the flowers providing them with an early source of nectar and helping the ramps produce berries that drop in early summer.
Shade, Partial Shade
Plant 4-6 inches apart
Available in 4.25 inch (quart) pots.
(more planting information and harvesting suggestions are in our planting guide we send you after purchase)
Allium tricoccum - A native plant found in woodlands, Wild Leeks or Ramps, appear in early springtime then disappear until re-emerging the following spring. They are slow to spread and will colonize over time. They flower small pinkish-white blooms. Bees and flies will pollinate the flowers providing them with an early source of nectar and helping the ramps produce berries that drop in early summer.
Shade, Partial Shade
Plant 4-6 inches apart
Available in 4.25 inch (quart) pots.
(more planting information and harvesting suggestions are in our planting guide we send you after purchase)