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Herb Plant – Chives

Herb Plant – Chives Chives are the must-have perennial for any home-grown herb garden. An undemanding perennial and member of the onion family, ’Chives’ are the essential addition to any homegrown herb garden. ‘Chives’ are easy to grow and return year after year. This herb plant also does a great job of attracting pollinators such

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