How to plant chives

Everything you need to know about how to grow chives in your herb garden. Including planting, caring and harvesting chives.

Chives are low-maintenance plants that will quickly grow in containers for bundles of fresh herbs in the kitchen. This post offers the complete guide to growing chives from seed in containers.

Growing herbs indoors makes it easy to snip fresh foliage to flavor meals whenever you need them. Here are 14 herbs that will grow indoors, plus tips to get your indoor herb garden started.

Wondering what grows best with chives? Learn which vegetables and herbs make the perfect chives companion plants and what you should avoid planting nearby.

Harvesting chives is easy, but a little different than other herbs. Learn when and how to pick the leaves or flowers for the best harvest.

Chives produce seeds reliably, and they are easy to collect, even for beginners. Harvesting chive seeds from your own herb garden is also a fun way to save yourself a little cash. I’ll show you exactly how to collect chive seeds from your garden, step by step. This budget-friendly DIY gardening project will save you money when it comes time to plant your herb garden.

Growing Chives Indoors is easy. Doing this will give you an option of a fresh year-round harvest of this herb.

Plants are a very easy to grow herb with numerous nutrients and health benefits. They can even be grown in containers.

Regular pruning is an important part of successfully growing chives in your garden, and it’s easy. Benefits include keeping your plant looking nice, and preventing them from spreading all over the place. Learn everything you need to know about trimming chives. Including what to do after they flower, when to trim chive plants and remove the flowers, which tools and techniques to use for pruning and deadheading chives, and exactly how to cut back chives, step by step. #herbgardening #gardening

Companion planting chives with these herbs, vegetables, and flowers helps support a healthy garden and a healthy harvest. In addition to promoting species richness in a garden, chives attract beneficial insects that can reduce pest populations, and they give off a strong scent that can help protect nearby plants from pests. Here's a guide to chive companion planting, including the best herbs, veg, and flowers to plant with chives-- and what not to plant with them.