Chives are easy to grow, add great flavor to dishes, and invite pollinators into your garden. Here's how to harvest them the right way.

As May begins, it's go-time for gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7. With the last frost typically behind us, the soil is ...

Potted chives need adequate drainage holes to prevent water from building up in the soil. Underwatering also affects the growth of chives. When you use the chives from your garden, you might ...

Columnist Don Davis writes that the 23rd annual Festival of Gardening will feature a vast array of potted plants grown by members of the Hill City Master Gardener Association.

Many gardeners are fighting the challenges of climate change by creating resilient gardens with healthy soil, enhanced ...

I’m always delighted when I see our potted chives come back to life each spring. With no fuss or fanfare, these beautiful blade-like leaves show up, tall and proud, ready to be trimmed and sprinkled ...

Too much water could kill chives by causing root rot. The leaves will droop and wilt if the plant is overwatered. To avoid overwatering them, check the soil often to make sure it stays moist without ...

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