Chamomile - Herb , Lawn (or Roman) Chamomile

Chamaemelum (Anthemis) nobilis, White, daisy like blooms in summer, A plant well known to rural areas of old, & cultivated for centuries in English gardens as a domestic remedy, its use dating back to ancient Egypt. Aromatic leaves emit a crisp, apple-like fragrance, & white, daisy-like flowers bloom in summer. It’s believed this can revive any wilting plants placed nearby. The flowers have also been used as a dye to lighten hair. This gently creeping, low-growing perennial offers several advantages when grown as a chamomile lawn. These lawns require less maintenance than grass turf, not needing regular mowing, fertilizing, or edging & ideal for areas where mower access is difficult. They exhibit a low-growing, creeping habit & thrive in full sun,  tolerating dappled shade. As a perennial, they return year after year., Seed Count Approx - 900 avg 

  SOWING - Best started in pots & divided to plant out late spring, but can be seed sown in situ. Thrives in moist, rich soil, full sun & grows to 12 in tall. Cut back regularly to encourage dense, compact growth.(Very fine seed - spread sparingly)