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This is definitely one of the finer American woodland treasures, often up and green before many other plants wake up for the season. Ther...Read More
I first saw Ramps growing in the woods where my husband hunts deer. All that was showing were lots of little black berries on a long stem...Read More
This species is a spring ephemeral and a plant of moist deciduous woodland. It blooms shortly after the foliage dies down in late spring....Read More
Have heard all my life that if you eat wild leeks 3 days in a row, you will be healthy for the year and now I believe there is something ...Read More
seems to do well in high-nutrient, well-shaded environments.
Where ever I move to, I always leave leeks to grow to help increase their numbers. They are a beautiful plant and they do attract bees. ...Read More
It's hard to imagine anyone rating this wonderful plant any way but positive. It's considered by many to be the absolute best tasting of ...Read More
According to the Peterson Field Guuide to Medicinal Plants, Cherokees ate the leaves to treat colds, croup, and as a spring tonic. Warm j...Read More
Although I haven't grown this plant myself, I do very much enjoy cooking with it when it appears in the early spring at local organic/gou...Read More
As was previously noted, in the area of central WV ramps are harvested in spring for personal use and for benefits. Due to the large amou...Read More
In central West Virginia, these appeared in mid-March and reached 12” in about 6 weeks. Harvesting is done leaving enough random plants...Read More
This is one of my favorite plants. It is a beautiful spring ephemeral, and just about the sweetest, tastiest thing you can imagine (if y...Read More
Effective Spring 2002, ramp collection is banned in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
In years past, the park permi...Read More