QUESTION How did the leek become the national emblem of Wales? Do any other countries have a vegetable emblem? Leeks have played a major part in Welsh history and culture for centuries.

Rarely do we find any symbol that’s imminently edible, until we come to Wales, where the leek is its prominent emblem. Granted, Wales has an alternate or secondary symbol, the daffodil ...

Because these plants both bloom at this time of year, the daffodil might have been chosen as a slightly prettier and more pleasant smelling option than the leek? When the Princess of Wales married ...

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

The Princess of Wales, 41, wore a replica of one of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite pieces — the Welsh Guards Leek Brooch — while joining Prince William Wednesday at a St. David’s ...

WHY do so many think the daffodil is Wales' national emblem when every good Welsh person knows it's the leek? Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. WHY do so many think the ...

Queen Consort Camilla has paid tribute to the people of Wales by wearing a replica of her late mother-in-law the Queen's leek brooch on a visit to the nation. Camilla, 75, wore the copy of the ...

The leek is a national symbol of Wales and, therefore, acts as a tribute to the nation and its people. Camilla also donned a pair of pearl earrings in honour of the late Queen, who was rarely seen ...