1 small clump of plants, even small clumps can be carefully divided if you choose to OR seed packet containing 1/4tsp, ~120 seeds

Chives (Allium schoenoprasum) - Easy to grow culinary herb with pretty flowers. Especially good for small gardens or tight spaces. One of the more familiar perennial alliums to many people, but delicious on more then just a bagel or a baked potato! . Zone 3 hardy. Sun to Part Shade. The species is native to Maine, but also introduced from Europe, much like Stinging Nettle (Urtica diolica).

Garlic Chives (Allium tuberosum) - This species is native to China, but is cultivated nearly globally and is popular in several Asian cuisines. The plants are larger then “regular” chives and bloom much later in the season with large white flowers. They are easy to grow and will self-sow if conditions are favorable. Hardy tp zone 3. Produces best in full sun and rich soil, but will do fine in part shade and/or weak soil. Seeds don’t require stratification, but starting early indoors will help them get to a harvestable size faster.