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When to transplant winter leeks?
You should transplant winter leeks from June to early September. Water them sufficiently after planting, especially in dry weather. Leek plants are not fussy about soil type, as long as it is fertile and well-drained. They prefer a sunny location. Winter leeks grow well in open ground, but can also be grown in large, deep planters or raised beds.

When to harvest leeks?
You can harvest winter leeks from December to March. Harvest only what you need for immediate use, as leeks have a limited shelf life. Use a fork or spade when harvesting so that the stems do not break.

Tips:

• Keep leek plants free of weeds.
• Leeks like well-loosened, moisture-retaining soil.
• It is best to harvest with a fork or spade to prevent the stems from breaking.
• Protect your leeks with insect netting against the leek moth.