Chives garden

The chive’s the limit! Today’s featured herb is the tasty chive! These delicious members of the onion family are rich in antioxidants & vitamins and they’re known to promote heart health, sleep, and mood! Here are our tips for having the time of your chives: plant you seeds ¼” deep in soil in an area with full sun, water 1” per week and aim to keep them at around 15 degrees celsius. Your chives will be ready to harvest in around 8 weeks!

Most herbs are better fresh from the garden, but we sprinkle them dried from spice jars for convenience. You'll rarely see dried chives in the store, and it's always tiny mince of fresh chives topping

Learn how to grow chives step-by-step—planting, care through the season, and harvest—your complete guide to growing chives!

Chives are a member of the onion family that also include leeks and garlic. Chive plants have a perennial nature and can be a tasty addition to vegetable, herb and flower gardens. This herb can also be planted in perennial flower beds like an ornamental because of its tidy clumps of green leaves and purple flowers in late spring to early summer. An added bonus is that the flowers attract beneficial insects to the garden. #herbs

Photo about a section of an oval brick constructed garden path. Green grass, foliage and flowering chives edge the path leading to a garden shed. Image of green, chives, garden - 9451859

August 26, 2013 Want more bees in your garden? They do need our help, you know. And we always need theirs. Plant garlic chives (Allium tuberosum), and the bees will be busy. You’ll also enjoy sprays of sparkling, white flowers … Read More

Learn how to grow chives in your own backyard. A valuable kitchen herb to have in your garden, and best of all, an easy and foolproof perennial for your garden. Chives also do well indoors and in containers.

Just fabulous. Love this border of chives in the grass. Definitely going to mix this with my lavender if it strikes and will add some alchemical mollie too.#chives #chivesinbloom #herbs #cottageideas #gardeninsporation

What could be better than having fresh herbs in your garden return every spring? Growing perennial herbs in your garden means you can reap the benefits of growing edible and medicinal herbs from one growing