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ISO Allium ampeloprasum var. babingtonii (Babinton Leek) topsets or bulbs

 
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I would love to try this, or any perennial leek variety. Can someone help?
 
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Me too! Hopefully you get some responses to your request.
 
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If you're in the Northern Hemisphere, you may need to wait till later in the year. My babbington leek 'bloom' in late summer and I scatter the bulbils in autumn to sprout about now (April). I'm based in the UK though, so probably not best as a source if you're US based. Let me know if I can help (anyone). I will have some bulbils in a few months.

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