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Garlic Chives Seeds

A popular herb since Middle Ages in Europe. Flat, no end bulbs leaves contans high amount of sulfur compounds. Besides many medicinal uses, chives are used as culinary herbs and repel insects. Chives is great in Asian cuisines: Banh Nhan He, stir fry, porridge,... Grows upto 1.5′ feet.

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Product Evergreen Chives Seeds
Product Code SS0007
Botanical Name Allium Tuberosum
Germination 80%
Plant Height …
Plant Spread …
Life Cycle Annual
Harvest In 75 Days
Type Heirloom
   
Evergreen Chives Seeds 
Germinates In 6 - 12 Days
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