How to grow chives

I've learned a few key things over the last few years about growing chives in my garden so here's how to grow 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

A comprehensive guide on how to grow Chive Seeds; including soil preparation and position, when and how to sow, when and how to harvest and common pests and diseases.

Growing chives from seeds indoors is very easy, so add this tasty herb to your seed starting list this growing season. This fabulous herb is a perennial, so once it's planted in the herb garden, it will return year after year. Learn how to grow chives from seed indoors, and fill your garden with these tasty and savory herbs.

Prized for their mild onion flavor and edible purple blooms, chives are one of the hardiest perennial herbs you can grow. We'll cover everything from starting your seeds to harvesting chives for winter storage.

How to grow chives in Phoenix, Arizona. Find out when to plant chives in the low desert, how to plant and care for and when to harvest

How to grow chives as companion plants to protect vegetables and flowers from pests and disease organically. These simple organic gardening tips cover growing chives indoors and in pots for their pretty edible stems and flowers and to repel aphids, beetles and carrot fly without toxic pesticide and to prevent bacterial and fungal disease including black spot on roses.

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!

Everything you need to know to successfully grow chives from seed or bulbs—from planting to growing tips to harvesting—and delicious ways to use their beautiful flowers!

The Gardening Dad has an amazing blog post on how to harvest Chives. Learn to grow its seeds indoors here. Also, read the best Chives use idea in the blog post.