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The pretty ladies that reign over my summer garden.

 
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A beautiful sisterhood of leeks.
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Growing up
Growing up
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Growing bold
Growing bold
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And beautiful
And beautiful
 
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Leeks are so beautiful! They are worth the time it takes for them to bud and bloom.
 
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