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thewoodlands

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Aug 25, 2009
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In The Woods
In just a few months the wild leeks will be up, the woods will smell like leeks, can't wait for some wild leek picking.
 

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I'm ready too zap.
 
In just a few months the wild leeks will be up, the woods will smell like leeks, can't wait for some wild leek picking.
Like the picks showing your fuel, meat and veggies....
 
I wonder how the leeks would be in a quiche for breakfast? Spring can't get here soon enough. We have a few flocks of bluebirds at work scouting out the territory, so it's time to clean the nesting box out.
 
My wife makes a potatoe/scallion/cheese soup that is pretty tasty as well ZAP. You must have to catch those leaks at the right time. ?
 
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My wife makes a potatoe/scallion/cheese soup that is pretty tasty as well ZAP. You must have to catch those leaks at the right time. ?
Except for pictures I never kept track, I think that pic was taken May 21, not much longer for picking after that date. I think you can still dig them once they lose the greens if you have a general idea where they were growing.
 
My wife makes a potatoe/scallion/cheese soup that is pretty tasty as well ZAP. You must have to catch those leaks at the right time. ?
Just a few more pics. My father will be first on the list for some leeks then the regulars.
 

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I wish I had taken picks of the quick snow storm that hit us today. It snowed so hard you could not see more than a few hundred feet away. We got about an inch or so. Then, literally, ten minutes later the sun was out!
 
We've been harvesting real leeks out of the garden for the past month or two. They are extra good after a winter's frost.
 
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