Roman Chamomile Herb Seeds – Non-GMO

Contains approximately 3250 Chamomile, Roman Herb Seeds. Germination: 10-14 days at 60 degrees F. Sprinkle seeds on well-prepared soil. Roman chamomile is one of the two main chamomile species. Roman chamomile is a low-growing herb that is often used as a ground cover in the garden, and when mown down can also be used as a lawn. Its flowers are similar to daisies in appearance, and the plant gives off an almost apple-like scent. Many people use chamomile for teas that are meant to calm the nerves and bring relaxation. Planting, Growing, and Harvesting: Roman chamomile is a perennial that tends to stay low to the ground, generally growing less than a foot tall. It makes a good ground cover but may spread slowly. This chamomile variety does not tolerate very hot conditions, and it prefers well-drained, fertile soil in a sunny location. It does fine with some light shade. Sow Roman chamomile directly into the soil. It will take up to 2 weeks for seedlings to appear. Harvest the flowers and use for tea or as an ingredient in different recipes. Recipes/How to Use: This herb is most commonly used to make calming teas. You can also try tossing some of the clipped fresh leaves or flower petals into a salad, or use as a garnish.

Package contains 0.5 grams, approximately 3,250 Roman Chamomile Herb Seeds
Germination: 10 to 14 days at 60 F
Roman Chamomile is a low growing herb that is often used as ground cover in the garden
Its flowers are similar to daisies in appearance and plant gives off an apple-like scent
Many people use chamomile for teas that are meant to calm the nerves and bring relaxation