Roman Chamomile

Name: Roman Chamomile
Brand: vendor-unknown
SKU: 48002
Price: 1.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

$ 1.95

Chamaemelum nobilis

Translated from the Greek,"chamomile" means ground apple, referring to the apple-like odor and the fact that it makes a fine ground cover and substitute for grass. Plants are low growing, 4 inches tall and rapidly spreading. The dried flowers are used to make a sedative tea, nerve tonic, and skin cleanser, and it is used in potpourri. 350 seeds

PLANTING

Perennial , Zones 5-9

Germination: 10-14 days

Seed Planting Depth: Sow on surface, lightly press into soil.

Starting Indoors/Outdoors: Start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost. Provide 60-70 degrees soil temperatures.Transplant 6-8" apart. Sow outdoors in spring when soil temperature reaches 60-65 degrees.Sow a few seeds every 1-2" , then thin to a few plants every 6-8"

Light Needs: Sun to part shade

Soil Needs: Average to sandy, well drained.

Uses: Medicinal, attracts bees and beneificals

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05/08/2021

Rae

United States

German has been better for me.

Germination was good but much slower than the German variety from pinetree (eventually getting about every 3 out of 4 to sprout, and some started sprouting when I was about ready to give up on them). The plants are healthy, but really lagging behind the Germans. I don't think this is quite 350 seeds. But I decided to just save some for seeds instead of repurchasing, since the seed count seems to be off for the chamomiles.

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BH

06/30/2020

Becky H.

United States

Grew well

The seeds I started indoors are doing well. Not so the seeds I direct seeded - we've had very little rain and that seems to have done them in. But the transplanted ones are getting quite big with my sporadic watering...

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SH

05/25/2019

Samantha H.

United States

Love it!

It’s coming up great so far! Excited to harvest it later in the season.

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DC

05/13/2019

Donna C.

United States

Great Germination Rate

Great quality seeds that germinated in a few days. After a lot of thinning - the seeds are very tiny - I end up with a dozen healthy seedlings. Time Will tell how well they handle the great outdoors but so far so good.

Roman Chamomile