Tasty, tender homegrown leeks are within reach in your own garden even if you're new to growing them. Try this planting trick ...

It has been a symbol of Wales for more than 1,000 years, venerated for bringing luck on everything from battlefields to rugby pitches. And now the humble Welsh leek could be given the same ...

They confirmed the leek holds a special place in Welsh people's hearts. One person replied: "How about leeks and daffodils? They are both national symbols of Wales. "The leek was apparently due to the ...

They are both national symbols of Wales. "The leek was apparently due to the Welsh army fighting the Saxons in a leek field on one occasion. The daffodil was a prettified Victorian replacement ...

Families in Wales often wear the symbols of the vegetables on March 1 to celebrate the patron saint - and also at international sports matches. Members of the Royal Welsh Regiment wear leeks in ...

Plummeting leek sales have led to Wales' national symbol being given special status ... name and authenticity of regional products. Could Welsh leeks become the new Cornish pasty?

In the decades that followed, the Queen wore her leek brooch to almost all of her engagements with the Welsh guards, as they are a national symbol of the country. Now, replicas of the sparkling ...

Many also show that they’re proud to be Welsh by wearing a leek or a daffodil, both of which are also national symbols of Wales. Cities and towns across Wales will hold parades or festivals ...

It features a 'Welsh Leek,' the national symbol of Wales. The leek is widely recognised as the national symbol of Wales. Legends claim that the 7th century king of Gwynedd, Cadwaladr, ordered his ...

You could say that when it comes to being Welsh, St David's Day is one of the most important days in the calendar. March 1 is a celebration of Wales' patron saint, St David, together with Welsh ...