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Either these are chive pansies or pansy chives.
Two gardeners in one family?
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Either these are chive pansies or pansy chives.
And I thought you were happily married and all in tune! Apparently, you're singing from different hymn sheets! You need more pots ! I would remove all the green blades and let the dainties sing!
! I would remove all the green blades and let the dainties sing!
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Silent, those may be garlic chives. Onion chives have round leaves, garlic ones, flat. You can tell by crushing a leaf and smelling it, or by tasting.
But those are cute pansies!
But those are cute pansies!
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I know they are garlic chives because I planted the seeds. I just didn’t know that my wife had planted pansy seeds too.
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My wife and I have been a little overseeding ourselves. Glad to know its not just us!I know they are garlic chives because I planted the seeds. I just didn’t know that my wife had planted pansy seeds too.
My son is a reluctant gardener. Now, seeing him back and forth from the lean to with plants to water really warms the cockles of my heart! 4 years ago, he didn't even know what rosemary was. Thanks to the weekly roasted chicken, he has no problem picking the lovely herb!
The pansies add a delicate touch to the garlic chives.