B&Q - Chamomile Common Herb Plant Chamaemelum Nobile 9Cm Pot

Primrose

A creeping, scented carpet. Position: full sun Soil: well-drained, preferably light, sandy soil Rate of growth: average to fast Flowering period: June to August Hardiness: fully hardy Forming a dense, creeping mat of aromatic leaves, which are topped with wonderful, white, daisy-like flowers in summer, this flowering chamomile is perfect for sunny, well-drained areas of the herb garden. A valuable medicinal herb, the flowers can be dried and used to make chamomile tea or potpourri. Garden care: Gently firm the seeds into the surface of good seed compost and thin when large enough to handle, transplanting into individual pots or planting out into a well prepared seed bed. Alternatively sow direct into a weed-free bed that has a very fine tilth, which has been firmed and levelled.