Chives not only come back but they volunteer all over, particularly if you aren't watching the flowers as carefully as you should. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.

Love this tutorial ❤

Thank you sooooo much for this great video. I'm headed to my chive patch now because I finally know what to do with all of them!

Oh my gosh, don't throw the flower buds away!!! They are delicious in a stir fry, I add them to omelets, throw them in soup, they are wonderful. I eat garlic and onion flower heads, as well as chives. They are little bites of flavor, with a pleasant texture if you only slightly cook them. when I have enough of them, I add them to another veggies, like asparagus and serve them as a side. If they are large, I cut them in half, so they cook evenly with the small ones. Added them to veggie fritters just two days ago! Try them! You will like them!

If you let the flowers mature. You can just pick the apart they are yummy and beautiful in salads or as garnish on soup.

We eat the bloom It’s the best part

Those scissors are so cool I’ve never seen them ever !! Wow

Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for the great info, instructions, and tips! So very useful! My chives are thriving and massive, and thanks to you I now know how to harvest and dry them!

The flowers go beautifully into a spring salad! Don't waste them they can also be sautedeed With spinach or string beans🌱

After draining your “salad”, place in a muslin tea towel, take it outside and use a brief swing motion to create centrifugal force. Quick and easy to “spin” out almost all the water After breaking two spinners I went back to the tea towel method which is fast and easy.

I can't wait til my chives get that big!

Such a great way to save chives! Awesome sharing!

Great idea Susie!! Love those scissors, huge time saver!! We'll have to try this !! Thanks for sharing!! Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🌱🌱

On the flower i cut off the woody stem but keep the flowers, I eat those as well I love my garlic chives .

Hi Susie, I love everything. Your purple flowers are so pretty. Your chives look so good. Thanks for the great chive preserving tip. Susie. I love it. I have some herb scissors too lol. You just shared with me what they were lol. Chives do smell amazing, I love it...TFS👋🏾🥰👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️They are beautiful

love the birdbath!

Hi Susie, I love your video...your chives are beautiful...thanks for the preserving tip👋🏿👋🏿👍🏿👍🏿❤❤🥰🥰🤤🤤

Good information sister thanks for sharing

Thanks I didn't realize you could dry them good information

Beautiful garden! Thank you for sharing my new friend, have a fantastic weekend stay connected 💕🌷

Good idea 👍to harvest them now. I was thinking to let them flower so that I get some more seeds.

That's a great idea and I love those herb scissors. I have a few chives come up in a planter on my balcony each year and they take forever to cut up with a knife. They're great in potato salad but dried ones will be super easy for soups. Thank you. :)

My favorite salad spinner was a cheap kitchen aid …I hare my OXO and others just don’t spin enough.

Nice! I have never seen the herb scissors before but now I want one. Just started learning to grow herbs this year, and my chive plants grew like crazy. Loved your video -- thanks!

Thank you!

So nice 😍

Very appetizing chives big like 5 amazing presentations nice video

🇨🇦. I pick my herbs put them in a cup or bowl and go crazy with ordinary kitchen scissors. Very fast and no mess. Thanks for your video.

Good idea,my friend 👍👍❤️❤️ greetings from me 🙏

Hi Susie chives are one of my personal favourites and val does them virtually the same as you from what I've seen , we like cream cheese bagels with chives .😋😋

I have 18 double bricks around my new little garden. I put different herbs and flowers in them. Thanks for showing me how to harvest and use.

A very beautiful garden! I also like this business) A new subscriber is here. Great job!

Can i freeze dry onion tops if so how long? Thank you for your videos

I do what the same exact way you do

i have a farm school they learn how to grow and harvest the seeds and grow from them the exit year too they learn to harvest and dry their herds to make spices from them too i gown learning all of this also i was put up for adoption when i was born my great-great-grandparents adopted me I am the only one did gown a garden and use it too now the children have got the taste of growing a garden and have the harvest from it to learn to collect the seeds too and to replant them exit year too they do have to take notice of the gardens too they learn to spell and write reports in that too the first year student struggle first few months you will see them learn to spell or do the math to

Where to get those scissors?

CHIVES I bought and powdered is bitter. What can I do

Could you put a link for the scissor? Also, maybe it's just my speakers but it was hard for me to hear you. Thank you. Good info.

Okay the parts u call flowers, I’m not the professional gardener, but I was told those parts are the seeds for new/more chives. I was going to plant some this year, should we leave some of the flowered stems unharvested ? Also, L💖VE the cement block.

is it OK to dry them direct sunlight?watching from Philippines

Is there a reason for the only few second vinegar wash ?

Opps I meant Cuisinart,,, !

Do you grow them from seed or a plant and they spread??

How long will they last in the jar

I have heard best time of harvesting is early morning because there is a much fresher taste.