Wild/Perennial/Babington leeks

To be fair to the Babingtons, I haven't given them much TLC. If I'd planted up the bulbils each year, there would have been more of them. Instead, I've been letting them do their own thing, dropping their bulbils in situ. My garden is tiny, compared to yours so there's not a lot of space for big clusters of plants.
We have plenty of rain here in Wales (Cardiff) so I never water any garden plants, only those in pots or in a greenhouse. They don't have much sunlight either as I have lots of trees, fruit and native oaks and ash. I'm afraid that plants here have to look after themselves. If they can't do that, then they can go.

I hope your Welsh contact can send you some leeks. I can't let you have any three cornered leeks as they are mown down in spring to stop them spreading.

Not a problem.  If you happen to ever let any go to see, please keep me in mind.....................mark.edward.gorman@gmail.com