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Bulk Chives Seeds
The chive, a cool-season, cold-tolerant herb, is a small perennial plant related to the onion. Grown for their flavorful leaves and attractive purple flowers, chives are best planted during early spring in rich and moist, yet well-draining soil with a temperature of at least 60ºF. Chive leaves, fresh or dried, make a great seasoning for eggs, soups, and potatoes. While the herb’s purple flowers add some nice color to your garden, it’s best to pick them off as they bloom to prevent their spreading seeds from taking over your garden – not to mention they’re onion-scented and edible, making them a great way to add a pop of color to any dish.
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Bulk Chives Seeds (Common)
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xBulk Chives Seeds (Common) Allium schoenoprasum
- Perennial; Grows 6-12 Inches
- Versatile and tasty! Chives can be used in a range of culinary endeavors
- Prefers full sun exposure
Allium schoenoprasumAs low as $12.56 -
Chives Seeds - Garlic
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xChives Seeds - Garlic Allium tuberosum
- Perennial; Grows 12-18 Inches
- Sometimes called Chinese Chives; Distinguishable by their delicate garlic flavor
- Prefers full sun exposure
Allium tuberosumAs low as $12.56
Chives are a herb that is perfect to grow in thick groupings. This calls for bulk seeds to ensure your harvest is bountiful! At the Bulk Seed Store, you’ll find bulk Chive seeds available for purchase in 1/4-pound to 25-pound sacks.