Chives garlic
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Chives garlic
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Herb Description and Taste
The two species of chives commonly grown in home gardens are common chives and garlic chives
Chives are member of the onion family. The edible flowers are white, and are larger and less densely-clustered than those of common chives.
- full sun, though they will tolerate light shade.
- Soil needs to be moist, fertile, rich, and well-draining
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