Chamomile Seed Set (4 packets): Chamomile–Dyer’s, German, Roman and Saint John’s, Organic
$14.90
Family: Â Aster (Asteracea)
Hardy to Zones 4 to 8. Â German chamomile is an annual, 90 days to harvest.
Annual or perennial herbs native to Europe and the Mediterranean. Â These are used in tea making and as dyestuffs. They all are best sown in the very early spring. It is best to direct-seed the German, and the dyer’s, Roman and Saint John’s do well started first in pots and then transplanted. Â Prepare a pot or flat of soil or a fine seedbed, sprinkle the seed on it, work in shallowly with your fingers, tamp securely, and keep evenly moist until germination, which takes only a few days. Â Thin or transplant to 6 inches to a foot apart.
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4 full-sized packets, Certified Organically Grown
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jeannette acierto –
How many seeds total for this prize $11.90
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Richo Cech –
950
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Tuffy –
Hi 🙂
When you say plant early spring, assuming out in the meadow, can that be while there is still chance of frost ? (Zone 9a/b, NoCal). And are these drought tolerant at all once established ? Thankyou
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Richo Cech –
Hi, the chamomiles are early spring growers, are not at all bothered by late frosts, and in many cases flower prior to the drought of summer. I found the Roman Chamomile to be less drought-tolerant this year than I remembered, and a large planting looked good only after side-dressing with moisture-retentive coir. Richo
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