Ramp Harvesting - How and Why to Sustainably Forage for Wild Leeks (aka Dont Be Rude)

[@Sarah-hm2pe]

Only take what you need, be thankful for these gifts, and you've started the beginning of a wonderful relationship that can sustainably continue! ^_^ Thank you so much for this video!

[@dylanbly7931]

Fantastic video! Love your energy to get out in nature in this tough time of quarantine and pick some Beutiful ramps

[@stevecochran9078]

I don't think I've ever found them growing on ground that flat.

[@AnimeShinigami13]

I found a place selling ramp seeds online, is it worth it for a city dweller to buy these seeds and try to grow them? i have a small side yard garden.

[@ROOTSSchoolVT]

Worth a try but they need a very specific soil type, sweeter soils that are a little tiny bit wet ideally in a mature hardwood forest.

[@AnimeShinigami13]

@@ROOTSSchoolVT well there are a lot of maples in my neighborhood, not quite a hardwood. thanks for answering btw. but what do you mean 'sweeter' soils? Also literal tasting... not an option in this neighborhood. >.> i grow in containers for a reason. I vaguely remember some geologists will lick rocks. I have a decent amount of shade but the community garden where about half my gardening happens is very dry and we've had a lot of dry summers.

[@Blueprint4Murder]

If you have a creak, river, or pond on your property plant them on the top of the bank in spread out locations.

[@Garlicjoe1]

Thank you.

[@ROOTSSchoolVT]

Thanks for checking out our videos!

[@Garlicjoe1]

@@ROOTSSchoolVT You are quite welcome. I absolutely love your videos as they are quite informative and your delivery is natural and concise...refreshing really...thanks again.

[@richardrogers156]

The ones that has stripes on leaves are no good.found this out years ago.If you rake the leaves back,dig a area and cover back over with leaves they will multiply.everywhere I've dug in past 30 years is covered.💪😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nerminsaletovic6726]

You are beautiful, ...