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Allium schoenoprasum

17 years ago

I have Allium Schoenoprasum seeds and i would like to try growing them but i have no idea how to propagate them, can anyone help me.

thanks

Alf

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deanriowa
17 years ago
I assume you are talking about Chives.

Here is a nice little tutorial for planting chives: Chive Guide

I plan on starting some chives myselrf, I will be planting some bunching onions as well.

Good Luck,
Dean
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