Chamomile

Daisy-like flowers and apple-scented centers make chamomile a charming herb for garden beds and containers. Harvest the small blooms for drying, tea, and botanical crafts, or let plants flower among vegetables where their delicate blossoms welcome beneficial insects.

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  • A small range of chamomile types
  • Flowers dry well for herbal tea
  • Delicate blooms welcome beneficial insects
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  • Roman, Chamomile Seeds

    Roman, Chamomile Seed

    Roman, Chamomile Seed
    This aromatic heirloom herb can be grown as a perennial ground cover and tolerates light foot traffic once established. It forms a low, spreading mat through creeping rhizomes, making it well suited for paths and garden edges. While it produces fewer blooms than annual chamomile types, it shares many of the same traditional culinary, tea, and medicinal uses. The flavor and aroma are notably fruity and milder, with less bitterness than German chamomile. Grown as an annual ornamental in many regions, it performs best in bright, sunny locations and well-drained soil.
    $3.25 $1,466.00
  • German, Chamomile Seeds

    German, Chamomile Seed

    German, Chamomile Seed
    German Chamomile seeds—also known as Matricaria chamomilla, Matricaria recutita, or simply “true chamomile”—come from an herb long treasured in Europe and the Middle East for its soothing aroma and medicinal teas, with use dating back to ancient Egyptian and Greco-Roman times. Plants grown from these seeds are airy and delicate, producing feathery foliage and masses of small, daisy-like white flowers with cheerful yellow centers that release a sweet apple-like fragrance when brushed.
    $3.25 $1,848.00