Chamomile Sweet (Chamaemelum nobilis) | 5 Large Plug Plants

Pretty daisy-like flowers adorn this sweet smelling and dainty evergreen chamomile herb plant.  Sweet chamomile can be grown in a container or the herb garden and the flowers can be infused in boiling water to make chamomile tea. It forms a low-growing mat habit with a height and spread of around 15 x 30cm and is scented when brushed past.

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Brand:  Brookside Nursery
Supplied as:  5 Large Plug Plants
Habit:  Upright
Eventual Height:  15cm ( 6" )
Eventual Spread:  30cm (12")
Position:  Sun or Partial Shade
Primary Flower Colour:  Yellow
Suitable for Patio Containers?  Yes
Harvesting Period:  June to October
Scented?  Scented
Plant Type:  Hardy Perennial
Plant Habit:  Mat Forming
Botanical name:  Chamaemelum nobilis

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Size guide - Pack of 5 Herb Plug Plants 

Our herb plugs are securely rooted, healthy plugs that would benefit from being grown on in 9/10cm pots for a few weeks before planting out in herb gardens, containers or hanging baskets. Tender varieties will need protecting from frost. Compost volume around 2.5 – 3cm deep x 3.2cm square. Foliage height 1.5cm – 5cm (depending on variety). Full growing instructions are provided.

Chamomile, like many other herbs, does not require a rich soil, in fact a generally poor soil will be adequate if it has good drainage. Pinch out the growing tips to encourage a busy growth. Feed with a general fertiliser early in the growing season and ensure that you deadhead to promote more flowering.