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When these early spring plants go to flower, never fear. You can eat the pink or purple chive flowers. Try them in anomelet .The allium family (chives, onions, and garlic) is known for its profusion of edible blossoms.
The young leaves are pale green, tender and delicious. Yes, you can eat them! (And unlike the beans, which are a chore to prep, fava leaves are ready to eat right off the plant. If you want to grow favas for their nitrogen-fixing properties but fend off the guilt of not harvesting the beans, just eat the leaves!). Trim the tender tops off your plants and make a salad with other seasonal favorites, like spinach and citrus. Fava leaves have a sweet and nutty flavor, just like the beans.