Wild Leeks!

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thewoodlands

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In The Woods
Last weekend you could see just alittle green and this weekend there out, the smell the wild leeks create in the woods is great.

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PapaDave said:
Do they taste anything like onion?
Looks like maybe your wild strawberries are coming up too.
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Yes but stronger, the strawberries are coming up, I just hope I can get some before the Deer and Bear eat them.

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I was curious because I've never had them.
Our wild strawberries are small things. I'll have to keep an eye on 'em and see if I can get a handful this year.
 
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