Chamomile, Roman (Chamaemelum nobile) seeds, organic

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Family:  Aster (Asteracea)

Hardy to Zones 4 to 9

(Roman Chamomile)  Perennial ground cover native to Europe. Cultivated worldwide. Plants grow thickly to interlock, forming an aromatic mat which may be mowed to maintain close-cropped. A nice place for an afternoon nap. Happy dreams! Traditional usage (TWM): stomachic, sedative.  Plant prefers full sun and regular watering.  Sow seed in fall or early spring, on surface. Tamp in and keep moist. Direct-seed or space transplants 8 inches apart.

Packet contains 300 seeds
1 g contains ~7,500 seeds
5 g contains ~37,500 seeds
10 g contains ~375,000 seeds

Certified Organically Grown

 

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  1. Question

    Alamere

    I live in western Washington. My customers want to make a lawn with Roman chamomile but they are asking, is it evergreen?

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    • Richo Cech

      Richo Cech

      Hello Alamere, Roman chamomile is evergreen in zones 5 to 8. Western Washington is USDA zone 7 to 8 so your customers would be in. This is an extremely fast germin ator and pretty fast grower as well. I would seed plugs and insert them to the lawn at maybe 6-inch spacing once they are suifficiently sized for transplant, richo

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    Germinated, and thrived

    Jewell Miracle (verified owner)

    Grew great! Getting more!

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    Patty (verified owner)

    I have soil that is full of clay. Can chamomile thrive as a groundcover?

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      Richo Cech

      hi patty, i think so. of course the standard remedy for clay is compost but roman chamomile doesn’t like a rich soil. I would treat the soil with sand instead, or at very least mix the seed with sand and strew on surface. my approach is to try everything and keep what works. richo

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      J (verified owner)

      Yes! I have clay. Spreads slower, but works.

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