Chive flowers, like miniature pom-poms waving in the breeze, are the cheerleaders of the herb garden. But are chive flowers ...

Beyond that, garlic chives are an easy and pretty plant to grow for the flower, vegetable or herb garden. Like other members of the onion family, it thrives best in full sun and moderately rich soil.

Garlic chives (Allium tuberosum) are chives with a subtle garlic flavor. The foliage is flat and grass-like, and the fragrant white flowers bloom later in the season, usually in August. Use them ...

Chive flowers are edible. Chive flowers are white and shades of pink and purple. These edible flowers make pretty garnishes on salads and other savory dishes and are used to make flavored vinegars.

Sometimes called “society garlic,” or Chinese chives, they have flat leaves and bloom with delicate white flowers in late August. Like regular chives, they grow and are harvested in the same way.

Garlic chives have white flowers while onion chives’ flowers are pink. Grow them in full to partial sun and they will perform best with soil kept somewhat moist although they will continue to ...

⅓ cup fresh chives, chopped; 2 purple chive flowers; 1/2 teaspoon salt; 1 clove garlic, microplaned; Directions. Combine softened butter, chopped chives, salt, and garlic in a bowl.

Garlic chives have white flowers while onion chives’ flowers are pink. Grow them in full to partial sun and they will perform best with soil kept somewhat moist although they will continue to ...