Wild West Virginia Ramps For Sale!

Fresh West Virginia Mountain Ramps (Wild Leeks) For Sale!

Wild West Virginia Ramps


Due to unseasonably warm weather this Spring, May 2nd is the final order date. All orders must be received by then if you want ramps this year.

It’s that time of year again in West Virginia. The fresh spring air is filled with the pungent smell of Wild Ramps growing deep in the mountains. A lot of people have been suggesting that I go out and dig some ramps for them. While I don’t mind doing this for a few people, the amount of people wanting the ramps has far exceeded my means of giving them away for only a shipping charge. I am now selling ramps, and will strive to bring you the cheapest price on the internet. How can I do this? Because I dig, wash, and package each pound of ramps myself to keep costs low.

Ramps appear first in their southern range in late March. The season finally ends in the far north in early-to-mid June.

The folk medicine reputation which holds both Ramps and Wild Leeks to be powerful healers turns out to be well deserved. They are high in Vitamins C and A, and full of healthful minerals and have the same cholesterol-reducing compounds found in garlic and other members of this family.

This is a seasonal item with selling dates ranging from late March to Mid-June. If you can see the payment buttons below, then I have fresh ramps that are ready to be shipped!

I dig your fresh ramps each weekend. All orders are vacuum packed and shipped out Monday and Tuesday. (I don’t like to ship later in the week because I don’t want anyones ramps to have to sit in a mail warehouse over the weekend.)

All orders are shipped via USPS Priority Mail (2-3 day delivery) and all prices include shipping.

13 Responses to “Wild West Virginia Ramps For Sale!”
  1. Judith says:

    I wish that ramps grew wild where I live. Unfortunately, they don’t, and I have to rely on people like you to send them to me. One of my favorite times of year is Spring and a lot of that has to do with being able to eat ramps. :mrgreen:

    I can’t wait for my order to arrive!

  2. Bucky (380 comments.) says:

    Well Judith, I hope you enjoy your ramps! I will be sending them out to you on Monday.

  3. Matthew says:

    I just wanted to know are your ramps sealed and iced? or are they just vacuumed? Also are you available in the coming years to provide more than 5 pounds in the future years to come? lett me know when you can.

  4. Bucky (380 comments.) says:

    I just wanted to know are your ramps sealed and iced? or are they just vacuumed? Also are you available in the coming years to provide more than 5 pounds in the future years to come? lett me know when you can.

    My ramps are vacuum packaged, but they are not iced. They are dug fresh, washed, left to dry for a few hours, and then packaged. Yes it is possible that I could provide more than 5 pounds in future years. I could provide more than 5 pounds now, but I didn’t create a button for any quantity greater than 5 pounds. 5 pounds of ramps is quite a bit!

    I can provide you with more than 5 pounds if needed. Use the contact button near the top of the page and we can work something out for bulk orders.

  5. Judith says:

    I recieved my ramps on Wednesday. They are gorgoeous! Thank you so much!

  6. Denise says:

    :smile: Bucky: Good speaking with you via e-mail. I’m very happy to have come across you for my “ramp” needs, as I’ve never eaten any other ramp other than a “West Virginia” ramp.
    I look forward to my order, and I’ve let my mother know of your ramps for sale.
    I’ll save this website and will get more ramps next year from you as well….that is…in case..I can’t wait until next year after I eat the ramps you send me. Take Care! Tell Wild, Wonderful, West Virginia hello for me and that I’ll be seeing her in June!

  7. Bucky (380 comments.) says:

    :smile: Bucky: Good speaking with you via e-mail. I’m very happy to have come across you for my “ramp” needs, as I’ve never eaten any other ramp other than a “West Virginia” ramp.
    I look forward to my order, and I’ve let my mother know of your ramps for sale.
    I’ll save this website and will get more ramps next year from you as well….that is…in case..I can’t wait until next year after I eat the ramps you send me. Take Care! Tell Wild, Wonderful, West Virginia hello for me and that I’ll be seeing her in June!

    Thanks Denise! I’m sure that West Virginia misses you. :)

    Is there any other kind of ramp than a West Virginia Ramp? Nope. The best come from WV!

  8. Steve Jackson says:

    Hi, I’m in France but thought it would be nice to order some ramps for mother down in South Carolina. Can I order now and postpone delivery until after the 17th of May. She is currently out of town but will be back by then.

    Thanks, Steven Jackson in France.

  9. Bucky (380 comments.) says:

    Hi, I’m in France but thought it would be nice to order some ramps for mother down in South Carolina. Can I order now and postpone delivery until after the 17th of May. She is currently out of town but will be back by then.

    Thanks, Steven Jackson in France.

    I would have to freeze them, and I really don’t like to do that. :neutral:

  10. Denise says:

    Received the ramps yesterday and will be cooking them this evening. Thank you Bucky! I’ll be sure to keep your email for next year’s crop and I’ll get them in March while they are smaller.

  11. Bucky (380 comments.) says:

    Received the ramps yesterday and will be cooking them this evening. Thank you Bucky! I’ll be sure to keep your email for next year’s crop and I’ll get them in March while they are smaller.

    The bigger the better. :)

    Notice how LARGE the bulbs are!

  12. sal9268 says:

    Just perfect on arrival.

  13. Bucky (380 comments.) says:

    Just perfect on arrival.

    Great! I hope you enjoy them. :)

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