onions and leeks question

A quick gurgle shows:

Regards, Nick Maclaren.

If it's not too personal, how long is your dibble, Charlie? Ones I saw at the nursery were only about 5 inches long, top to bottom. The business end was only about 3 inches (Is it getting warm in here?). Somehow, it just didn't seem manly enough.

Hmmmm......should I be blushing, going worldwide with this, uh, well.... information? OK, (get a grip now, Billy) just to satisfy your curiosity about the size of me dibble.....

As you may know, it is a bit of a challenge to get to close to the ground, given bad knees and an often sore back and, uh, other things that interfere with getting comfortably close to the ground, so I made my own dibble out of a broken shovel handle that is about twenty inches long, tapered on the business end and nicely rounded on the gripping end.

It's quite the manly dibble, if I do say so myself.

Charlie

Yes they are quite edible. They grow wild in the southern Appalachians, many festivals dedicated to them this time of year. Steve

Thanks Looking about found this.

Bill

I thought about the ramp images for a few days that are posted here. They look almost like small or immature daffodils which are toxic.

Bill