Leek Hannibal Organic | Garden Seeds and Plants

Leek Hannibal Organic

Mild onion-like flavor is great for roasting and in soups.
Dark green leaves are produced on white stems with a mild onion flavor. Hannibal is a reliable variety that crops heavily and early from mid July to mid October. It has long thick white shalks and dark green leaves. Grow close together and harvest early as baby leeks. Great for roasting and in soups. Certified Organic Seed.

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