Growing leeks from scraps

In this video, you will learn how to turn one leek into two by planting supermarket leek cuttings! After chopping the leeks when cooking, don't throw away the leek roots! These kitchen scraps can...

Learn how to grow leeks from seed (or seedlings) to harvest, with tips on planting, timing, care, pests, and ways to eat or preserve leeks.

Growing leeks is a great way to use some of your cool-weather garden space for a mild-flavored onion that has a variety of cooking uses!

Gather your kitchen scraps and create new plants from old ones with a glass of water and a windowsill. This unique gardening method shows you how to regrow old cabbage, green onion, leeks, and…

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Leeks aren’t as difficult to cultivate as you might think. You can even regrow leeks from table scraps. Click the link to learn how to propagate leeks.

Of course, you can throw away your celery butts. But you can also use them to grow a new batch. Fresh and healthy food isn't reserved for those whose wallets can withstand a trip to the grocery store's organic section — anyone with a container and a few sun rays can grow something they can eat or admire later on. Even replacing as little as one or two items on your plate with those you've nurtured yourself can add so much more fun and flavor to your world. Below are some of the ways you can…

Leek seeds need to be started indoors in January or February if you plan to grow leeks in your zone 3 garden.