Companion plants for Chives

Best partners

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  Baby's BreathGreat pair
  • ❧Baby's Breath attracts Hoverflies, which prey on the Thrips that attack Chives
  • ❧Baby's Breath roots deep while Chives feeds near the surface — no competition
  • ❧Chives acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Baby's Breath
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• Great pair
  • ❧Chaytor's Lavender attracts Hoverflies, which prey on the Thrips that attack Chives
  • ❧Chives draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
  • ❧Chaytor's Lavender roots deep while Chives feeds near the surface — no competition
• Great pair
  • ❧English Lavender suppresses pests that trouble Chives
  • ❧Chives draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
  • ❧English Lavender roots deep while Chives feeds near the surface — no competition
• Great pair
  • ❧Chives draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
  • ❧round leaf lavender roots deep while Chives feeds near the surface — no competition
  • ❧Chives acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around round leaf lavender
• Great pair
  • ❧Chives draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
  • ❧Spanish lavender roots deep while Chives feeds near the surface — no competition
  • ❧Chives acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Spanish lavender
• Great pair
  • ❧Mustard Greens attracts Hoverflies, which prey on the Thrips that attack Chives
  • ❧Mustard Greens suppresses pests that trouble Chives
  • ❧Chives draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
• Great pair
  • ❧Red Mustard attracts Hoverflies, which prey on the Thrips that attack Chives
  • ❧Red Mustard suppresses pests that trouble Chives
  • ❧Chives draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
• Great pair
  • ❧Wasabina attracts Hoverflies, which prey on the Thrips that attack Chives
  • ❧Wasabina suppresses pests that trouble Chives
  • ❧Chives draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both

Also works well

Keep apart

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  Amaryllidaceae and Fabaceae are known to grow poorly together

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  Amaryllidaceae and Fabaceae are known to grow poorly together

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  Amaryllidaceae and Fabaceae are known to grow poorly together