What is the growth process of chives from seeds?

A comprehensive guide to growing your own chives. Chives are herbs and as a member of the onion family are fairly straightforward to grow indoors or outdoors. read more

Chives also grow well in container gardens and thrive indoors on a sunny windowsill. When: Set chive seedlings into your backyard garden or container garden, once the ground temperature hits at least 65°F. read more

Chive plants grow in bulbs that are divided every 3-4 years, so you can plant a divided bulb from a friend or neighbor’s chive plot, that will grow into an entirely new plant. Planting seeds, bulbs, and starts outdoors is the same process. read more

“How To” Guide to Chive Seed Planting. Growing chives from seed is a simple process, as seed germinates easily, albeit slowly. Sow seed ½ inch deep in flats of peat-based soilless mix. Keep the flat consistently moist and in temps of between 60-70 degrees F. (15-21 C.). At four to six weeks and once all danger of frost has passed, the chive seedling can be transplanted outside. read more