This listing is priced per plant/plug NOT per tray 



All 3-4" Seedlings require a MINIMUM purchase of 2 seedlings. This can be across all of our listings, in fact we encourage you to mix and match multiple seedlings species.  This is NOT required for 6-12" plants ONLY our 3" seedlings.  



Live Plants, Seedlings - Ready to transplant to your garden, Non Gmo, USA Grown.



To avoid damage to your plants, all orders placed Thursday-Sunday will be shipped Monday morning.  

Chive Live Plants - 



Species- Staro

Latin Name -- Allium schoenoprasum

Chives Color -- Dark green at the tips that gets lighter at the base

Chives Flavor -- A mild and complex variant of onion

Hardiness Zone -- Annual (Perennial Zones 3-9)

Days to Maturity -- 60 days

Days to Germination -- 7-21

Seeding Depth -- 1/4 inches

Plant Spacing -- 4-6 inches

Row Spacing -- 12 inches

Plant Height -- 6-12 inches

Growth Habit -- Upright thin blades

Soil Preference -- Rich, Organically fortified, well-drained

Temperature Preference -- 60-75°F

Light Preference -- Full sun - partial shade



Staro-

The leaf that is the most weighty for processing and freezing.



Ideal for markets that require a thicker leaf for freezing, drying, or using fresh.



Consumable blossoms: Separate the small flowers and sprinkle them on salads, dips, sauces, soups, stir-fries, and pizza. They also make a great addition to potato salad. The taste is reminiscent of a mild, sweet onion.



Garlic Chives- 

Thin, flat leaves with delicate garlic flavor.



Attractive white flowers in midsummer, in the second year of growth. Flowers make a great addition to bouquets. The budded flower stalks are sold as "gow choy" in Chinese grocery stores.



Edible Flowers: Pull the florets apart and sprinkle on salads, dips, sauces, soups, stir-fries, and pizza. Great as an addition to potato salad. Flavor is of mild garlic.



Non Gmo

Open Pollinated 

USA Grown





All plants are shipped the following morning. All orders placed (Thursday-sunday) will be shipped the following monday to prevent damage to plants.