chive seed planting instructions Chive Garden Seeds – Mutual Adoration + POST

chive seed planting instructions Chive Garden Seeds – Mutual Adoration + POSTChives are easy to grow, require little maintenance, tolerate drought, and come back year after year. Edible flowers have a great deal of nectar for pollinators making them loved by bees. The onion like leaves are hollow and grow back quickly after being cut for a tasty garnish. Direct sow or transplant as soon as soil temps are above 50 Full sun or partial shade The seed can be started indoors about 5 weeks before the last spring frost; provide

Chives are easy to grow, require little maintenance, tolerate drought, and come back year after year. Edible flowers have a great deal of nectar for pollinators making them loved by bees.  The onion-like leaves are hollow and grow back quickly after being cut for a tasty garnish.

• Direct sow or transplant as soon as soil temps are above 50°
  
• Full sun or partial shade
  
• The seed can be started indoors about 5 weeks before the last spring frost; provide consistent moisture.
  
• Transplant when the plants become 6 inches tall, or direct sow outdoors when all danger of frost has passed.
  
• Drying: Harvest at peak maturity. Hang bunches upside down in a warm environment for 1-2 weeks to use during the winter. 
  
• Packet contains 1g of GMO seeds. 
  

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