wild chives -vs- regular chives?
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by auntnene on April 14, 2005 01:17 AM
It could be that when your chives went to seed, the wind carried the seed into the yard and they are all the same. I seem to have chives popping up all over this year too!
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by tkhooper on April 14, 2005 02:20 AM
I have a bunch of wild onions all over the place around here it's great. Weezie helped me identify them.
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by 4Ruddy on April 14, 2005 05:33 AM
TK, our neighbor has a ton of wild onions in their field...I love to be outside when they mow...it just smells wonderful! I think I can prevent your question being the dumbest ever posted by asking....how do you tell the difference in wild onions and wild chives? My garlic chives in my herb garden look just like wild onions...so how do you tell the difference?
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by tkhooper on April 14, 2005 01:27 PM
Ummmmm ok i'll bite
The size?
this is probably the dummest answer ever but...
I've never even thought to look up the differences between green onions and chives I use them pretty much interchangable. Being a city kid for the most part. chives are what I find dried in the seasoning section and green onions are what I find in the produce section of the grocery store.
I can hear past gardeners groaning and rolling over in their graves as I write this ... I'm sure they will come and haunt me tonight.
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The size?
this is probably the dummest answer ever but...
I've never even thought to look up the differences between green onions and chives I use them pretty much interchangable. Being a city kid for the most part. chives are what I find dried in the seasoning section and green onions are what I find in the produce section of the grocery store.
I can hear past gardeners groaning and rolling over in their graves as I write this ... I'm sure they will come and haunt me tonight.
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by phoenix on April 14, 2005 06:57 PM
hello all,
these wild chives must have come from somewhere else 'cause this is the first season that i started chives.so iguess a chive is a chive is a chive the wild chives are a darker green than the ones i have seen that people have planted themselves. they seem to be thicker too well thank you all for your replies
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these wild chives must have come from somewhere else 'cause this is the first season that i started chives.so iguess a chive is a chive is a chive the wild chives are a darker green than the ones i have seen that people have planted themselves. they seem to be thicker too well thank you all for your replies
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by 4Ruddy on April 15, 2005 06:37 AM
Okay TK...(I'm crackin up here!)Don't start this into a contest to see who can come up with the dumbest questions...and now answers! I know that onions have "bulbs" on them...but honest to Pete...my chives look like a bunch of wild onions...so I was just wondering the difference. I know we probably have all of the seasoned gardeners in stitches by now!
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by tkhooper on April 15, 2005 09:41 AM
I didn't know that.
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i have a few containers of chives that i started from seed on my back porch. as i was walking around my yard, i discovered a whole bunch of "wild" chives growing all over(i dont recall seeing them last year )well i was wondering if planting these "wild" chives with my seedling chive, if i should be concerned about any weird things happening to my seedling chives? yeah i know your all thinking whoo what a freak
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