PERENNIAL LEEK (Live Plant)

(Allium ampeloprasum var. porrum) Rare, perennial leek. Grows in a similar way to regular leek except each plant regularly produces plants around the base (off-sets). Once these are transplanted they will grow to a full size leek or they can be harvested and used like spring onions. Will grow in full sun to part shade.

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1 Pack containing 5 Plants

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(LeekPerenn)

SKU	LeekPerenn
Shipping Weight	0.0240kg

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