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CAMOMILE - ROMAN
CAMOMILE - ROMAN
Chamaemelum nobile
This low growing, spreading perrennial is used to
flavor foods, in herbal teas, perfumes, and cosmetics
It is used to make a rinse for blonde hair, and is
popular in aromatherapy.
flowers have a strong, aromatic apple-like aroma,
and bloom in early to mid summer. It is used
medicinally to treat sore stomach, irritable bowel
syndrome, and as a gentle sleep aid. It is also used
as a mild laxative and is anti-inflammatory and
anti-bactericidal. It can be taken as a herbal tea for
use as a mouthwash, and is used against mites.
Chamomile is sometimes known as "the plant doctor"
because it is thought to help the growth and health
of many other plants, especially ones that produce
essential oils. It is thought to increase production of
those oils, making herbs stronger in scent and flavor.
Camomile tea is also thought to be useful to suppress
fungal growth, for example, misting it over seedlings
may prevent damping off.
QTY 400 seeds
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CAMOMILE - ROMAN
Chamaemelum nobile
This low growing, spreading perrennial is used to
flavor foods, in herbal teas, perfumes, and cosmetics
It is used to make a rinse for blonde hair, and is
popular in aromatherapy.
flowers have a strong, aromatic apple-like aroma,
and bloom in early to mid summer. It is used
medicinally to treat sore stomach, irritable bowel
syndrome, and as a gentle sleep aid. It is also used
as a mild laxative and is anti-inflammatory and
anti-bactericidal. It can be taken as a herbal tea for
use as a mouthwash, and is used against mites.
Chamomile is sometimes known as "the plant doctor"
because it is thought to help the growth and health
of many other plants, especially ones that produce
essential oils. It is thought to increase production of
those oils, making herbs stronger in scent and flavor.
Camomile tea is also thought to be useful to suppress
fungal growth, for example, misting it over seedlings
may prevent damping off. It will tolerate many soils,
but prefers a sandy, well-drained soil with a pH of
7.0-7.5 and lots of sun. Sow seed shallowly in spring.
Space plants 15–30 cm apart. Roman Chamomile
does not require large amounts of fertilizer.
QTY 400 seeds