Pictures on a tag doesn't mean you got the wrong plant. Someone could have used the wrong image or a generic image when creating the tag. Happens. Does the plant look right?

FataMorgana

FataMorgana wrote:

"Pictures on a tag doesn't mean you got the wrong plant. Someone could have used the wrong image or a generic image when creating the tag. Happens. Does the plant look right?"

Thanks for your response, FataMorgana. It's not just the picture--it's the name too: "Gigantic Garlic Chives," which doesn't match up with the name in the item description. Does the plant look right? Well, it looks healthy, but I don't know enough about chives to be able to ID it.

I did an Internet search and found out that there are four main varieties of chives: common chives, garlic chives, giant SIberian chives, and Siberian garlic chives. My common chives plant died recently, so I was ordering this as a replacement. Since I already have a garlic chives plant, I didn't want a second one, which I'm concerned this might be.

I asked the guy I talked to what color the flowers should be, and he said he would find out for me, but he never called me back. Real impressive. :P

Anyway, as I said, I could post a picture of the plant if that would be helpful, but I don't have the experience to tell if it is just plain old garlic chives or Allium ledebourianum.