Barely cover seed
It needs light.
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Chamaemelum nobile
60 - 65Days to maturity
A seed worth growing
Roman Chamomile Herb Seed
About this variety
A fragrant, low perennial ground cover.
Roman chamomile creeps on spreading stems to form a low, aromatic mat that takes light foot traffic.
It can be used for tea like annual chamomile but bears fewer flowers.
Flowers about 60–65 days from sowing. Perennial in Zones 5–8. Open-pollinated.
Specs
- Packet: 200 seeds
- Average 189,000 seeds per oz.
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Quick Facts
Growing times vary with weather, soil and local conditions.
Growing guide
From seed to harvestPlant at 45°F soil
8–12" apart.
Drained soil
Sun or part shade.
Pick at full bloom
Dry out of sun.
Growing Information
Days to germination
About 10–14 days.
Starting indoors
Recommended. Tamp seed into the mix or barely cover it, since it needs light. Plant out in spring once soil reaches at least 45°F (7°C), 8–12" apart in rows 24" apart.
Direct sowing
Sow shallowly, 2–3 seeds per inch, and thin to clumps of 2–3 plants every 12".
Plant spacing
8–12".
Soil
Free-draining garden soil, slightly acidic to neutral.
Light
Sun or part shade.
Harvest
Gather leaves and flowers at full bloom. Use fresh, or dry somewhere airy and out of direct sun, stirring now and then for several days.
Hardiness
Zones 5–8.
Plant height
10–16".
Scientific name
Chamaemelum nobile
Packet
200 seeds.
Seeds per oz.
About 189,000 on average.
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