Chives

Chives are slender, grass-like perennial herbs celebrated for their delicate onion-like flavor and ornamental appeal.

Chives produce attractive globe-shaped purple or pinkish flowers atop long, slender stems during the spring and summer, adding a decorative element to gardens and landscapes.

Culinary enthusiasts value chives for their mild, oniony taste and fresh, subtle aroma. The leaves are commonly chopped or minced and used as a flavorful garnish, enhancing a wide range of dishes, including salads, soups, omelets, potatoes, dips, and seafood. Their mild flavor makes them a versatile ingredient that complements various recipes without overpowering other flavors.