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deanriowa

Garlic Chives the second year

18 years ago

I have a bed where I planted new garlic chive seedlings last year and this year I think I have identified them. Last year they had rounder leaves/stems this year they are alot fuller, but their leaves/stems seem to be flatter and the taste is less garlicky.

Is that normal? I am getting over a cold and maybe I can not taste it correctly?

Any thought?

thanks,

Dean

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