A pot of Chives in the polytunnel

Chive Plants

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Say hello to the unsung hero of the herb garden - Chives! Its slender emerald-green talks and showstopping purple flowers in the summer months add a unique point of interest into your herb garden, unlike many of the other traditional herbs such as rosemary and thyme. When in bloom they draw bees and butterflies in alongside a whole host of other pollinators for a feast, whilst the flowers are just as tasty as the stems - especially when infused into apple cider vinegar for a salad dressing!

Chives bring a subtle oniony zest that's not overpowering, making them the perfect partner for everything from scrambled eggs to creamy mashed potatoes. Toss them into salads, sprinkle them over soups, or use them to create a visually stunning garnish - chives are the versatile sidekick every chef dreams of.

The best part? Chives are ridiculously easy to grow. They're the low-maintenance friend who always shows up, rain or shine. Plant them in well-drained soil, give them a bit of sunlight, and watch them thrive like the culinary champions they are.

Chives are the herb that bridges the gap between gourmet and everyday cooking. They're your secret weapon for transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary. So, whether you're a seasoned chef or a kitchen newbie, invite chives to your culinary crew. It's time to let this unassuming herb steal a bit of the limelight and sprinkle some magic into your meals! 

For something a little different, why not take a look at our Garlic Chive plants

  • Latin Name:  Allium schoenoprasum

    Type: Hardy, Perennial

    Soil Type: Fertile, free-draining.

    Where should I plant this variety? Full sun /partial shade. Moist and well drained.

    How tall does it grow? 30-40cm

    How much space does it need? 25-30cm

    When does it flower? Long flowering, throughout summer

    Top care tips: Remove flowers after flowering to promote fresh healthy growth.

 



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