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Old March 23, 2012   #49
Tracydr
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Laurinburg, North Carolina, zone 7
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Originally Posted by owiebrain View Post
We love chives & garlic chives -- use them in soups and as toppings for lots of things. Mostly, though, I plant them as a distraction. My kids all love onions & garlic and will eat every last one of them if I don't have a bunch of green onions & chives for them to munch on while we're outdoors.

They always struggled to live at our last place (I couldn't even keep mint alive there) but they seem to do much better here. They're not in anyplace that will cause problems if they escape their beds and my kids are keeping them well-mowed anyway. My kids have very stinky breath!
I need to transplant my garlic chives. They're about three years old but in a partially shaded spot. They don't get many flowers.
Leeks, boy do they have pretty flowers, hummingbirds and bees went nuts over them last summer and they self-sowed!
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