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When are chives in season in Iceland?

Chives are in season in Iceland from May to September. Peak season runs from June to August.

Shoulder season: Chives

in Iceland during September

Order:
Asparagales
Family:
Amaryllidaceae
Genus:
Allium
Scientific name:
Allium schoenoprasum

This fragrant herb has a distinctive fresh flavour. A small handful adds aroma to salads, sauces and cooked dishes.

JanuaryJanFebruaryFebMarchMarAprilAprMay — Partial / shoulder seasonMayJune — Peak seasonJunJuly — Peak seasonJulAugust — Peak seasonAugSeptember — Partial / shoulder seasonSepOctoberOctNovemberNovDecemberDec🌿≈

Country season

Iceland — Northern Hemisphere. In September, the meteorological season is autumn.

autumn · Northern Hemisphere

Local production

Grown commercially in Iceland on a solid, well-established scale.

Common production

Seasonal periods

Peak-season periods per year in Iceland for chives: one.

In season

June – August

Partially in season

MaySeptember
Peak seasonPartial / shoulder seasonOut of season
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