Chamomile (Roman) Seeds - Chamaemelum nobile

Chamomile (Roman) - Chamaemelum nobile Grown in Williams, Oregon by Strictly Medicinal Seeds Roman Chamomile is a low, hardy perennial that's been used as a fragrant ground cover for centuries. Its foliage knits together into a soft, aromatic mat that releases a sweet apple-like scent whenever it's stepped on or brushed against. Left alone, it forms a carpet of dainty white-and-yellow flowers; mowed regularly, it becomes a soft living lawn you could nap on. Either way, it's an easy, forgiving perennial that comes back year after year. Product Description 300 organically certified seeds Perennial USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–9 Full sun (minimum 6 hours direct sun, tolerates filtered light) ~8–12 weeks to maturity Plant in fall. Blooms early spring and fall. How to grow it These seeds are tiny, so mix them with a bit of sand before sowing to help spread them evenly. Sprinkle over the soil surface, work in lightly, and tamp down firmly. Chamomile needs good seed-to-soil contact but shouldn't be buried deep.  Expect sprouts in 7–14 days at 65–75°F, with flowers arriving 50–90 days after sowing. Space plants about 6 inches apart, and water moderately, keeping the soil evenly moist while seedlings establish.