Chives

Nonchemical Removal Dig the garlic and chives out of the soil with a thin trowel, removing as much of the bulbs as possible. Stuff the… Read More »How Do I Get Rid Of Invasive Chives In My Garden?

Chives will grow generally 30 days after you transplant, and 60 days after you seed. Like most herbs, chives require constant pruning, so the more… Read More »Do Chives Grow Fast?

Thankfully, chives have a long harvest period. Their tiny green spikes pop out of the soil in early spring. Harvests begin as soon as those… Read More »How Do You Know When Chives Are Ready?

Yes! These purple flowers that grow on the chive plant are not only beautiful, they can be eaten too. Chive flowers have a light onion-y… Read More »Are The Purple Flowers On Chives Edible?

Seeds may be kept moist until germination with a mist of water, weak plant food, or weak compost tea. Chives germinate within two weeks, often… Read More »How Long Do Chives Take To Grow Indoors?

If you decide to leave them outdoors and temps hit rock bottom, the chives will just go to sleep and lie dormant until they poke… Read More »Do Chives Go Dormant?

To keep clumps growing vigorously, it’s a good idea to divide them every few years: Lift the clump with a fork to avoid damaging the… Read More »Can You Divide Chives?

What herbs grow well with chive? When it comes to other herbs, parsley, cilantro, tarragon, and basil are good companions for chives, since they all… Read More »What Herbs Can Chives Be Planted With?

If you are growing your chives indoors, make sure to have them in a bigger pot if it needs more space. Repot your chives to… Read More »Do Chives Like To Be Root Bound?

You can easily grow chives indoors in a bright, sunny location. Pots must have holes in the bottom for drainage. Use a good houseplant potting… Read More »Do Chives Grow Well Indoors?