Garlic Chives, 2000 Seeds, Hẹ la Allium tuberosum - The Rike

Garlic chives make a lovely flower in a border planting or container garden and work well in the herb garden. They can be planted along a path or as a dense ground cover too. The small, star-shaped flowers are usually cream-colored and born on sturdy stems in June. The flowers can be eaten or dried and made into floral arrangements. Garlic chives produce seeds in late summer. The flowers fade to papery light brown fruiting pods containing angular black seeds. The pods pop open when dry and drop seeds. Garlic chives are prolific self-seeders, but not invasive.

Garlic Chive seeds. Allium tuberosum (garlic chives, Oriental garlic, Asian chives, Chinese chives, Chinese leek) Strong growth, 

• Light requirement: Full Sun
• Sowing method: Direct sow. Avoid covering the seeds with soil. Keep the seeds moist.
• Days to Maturity: 60-65 Days
• Planting time: All Season
• Attention: Store the seeds in a dry place, do not place them in direct sunlight or high temperature. 
• Garlic Chives Seeds Allium tuberosum Oriental Garlic