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Tag Archives: chives
Monday Recap: May Harvest Time
I have to admit, I am happy to see April behind us. If April showers truly bring May flowers, then we ought to be up to our ears in flowers this May, because we got a whopping 12.73 inches of … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian greens, asparagus, brunnera, chives, greenhouse cucumbers, lettuce, Monday Recap, potatoes, rain, spinach
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May Harvests
It’s hard for me to believe it is already May. But the calendar says so, and a cool wet spring this year has kept things green and growing, which is a welcome change from the hot and dry conditions of … Continue reading
Chive Blossom Vinegar
When most people think of chives, they think of the part that is most often used: long, slender green leaves with a mild oniony taste. But once a year, chive plants give us a second edible harvest when they bloom. … Continue reading

