I have a bunch of scallions growing in my garden from last year, and when the winter hit, I just ignored them because they went to seed, and I wasn't sure what to do with them as they got huge. So now, they are still there, as big as ever. Some of them are going to flower again. I'll probably keep the flowering ones for seeds, but I am wondering if I cut out some of them, if the new leaves that grow will be fresh young leaves, or the same thick old leaves again. I also want to know what I can do with the really old leaves. Here they are : Scallions ,I've included a picture of a few I cut out to show how immense they have grown. On my cutting board and items around it to show the scale of how big they are. So Gardenweb, will the plants grow back small tender leaves, and what do I do with the huge leaves? Thanks!