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| Killarney |
Posted - Dec 15 2023 : 09:38:54 AM
 The Garlic Chives are still thriving here in West TN. Even after 2 freezes that killed most of my other flowers.
They smell wonderful the bees cover them in spring and Summer!All parts of the plant can be used for cooking.
Connie #3392
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| Cissik |
Posted - Dec 15 2023 : 6:55:57 PM
How wonderful to see edible green in your garden. My chives barely grew this year....
Sylvia
Kent, WA
Farm Girl #5389
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| YellowRose |
Posted - Dec 15 2023 : 12:52:52 PM
Connie, your garlic chives look great. I have a small pot of chives on my back deck.
This is the first year I have winter over my bay tree outside on the back deck. So far it has survived a couple of nights at 27 degrees without being covered. My sage, Greek oregano, rosemary, and mint are green and doing fine too. I did lose my thyme. There is something about thyme that I have a hard time keeping it alive.
Hugs, Sara "FarmGirl Sister" #6034 Aug 2014
FGOTM Sept 2015 - Feb 2019 - Oct 2023
Lord put your arm around my shoulders & your hand over my mouth.
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| VegiChik |
Posted - Dec 15 2023 : 12:42:48 PM
Definitely a different year, weather-wise. Dec 15 & I picked lettuce & spinach out in the high tunnel & even kale from outside garden-up here in Northern Michigan!
When asked “How are you?”, I reply, “Better than good!” |
| MaryJanesNiece |
Posted - Dec 15 2023 : 11:00:19 AM
Connie, your chives look great. I bet they smell amazing. Enjoy using them in your yummy food.
Krista |
