Wild Ramps (Leeks)

Allium tricoccum Seeds per pack ~ 50  (Packed for 2024) DISCOUNTED Ramps, also known as wild leeks or Allium tricoccum, are wild-growing plants native to North America. They are highly sought after for their culinary uses and have a distinctive flavor that's a cross between garlic and onion, with a hint of sweetness. Ramps typically have broad, smooth, bright green leaves that emerge in early spring. The leaves are often likened to those of lily of the valley but are edible and have a pungent aroma. The bulbs are small and white, tapering down from the stem. Ramps are found in rich, moist, wooded areas, often in the vicinity of streams or rivers. They prefer shaded areas with well-drained, slightly acidic soil. Ramps are one of the earliest wild plants to emerge in the spring, usually appearing in March or April, depending on the region. They have a short growing season, with the leaves wilting by early summer. Ramps are prized by chefs and foragers alike for their unique flavor. They