Chamomile

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(Matricaria chamomilla) Low growing annual with small, white daisy-like flowers. Sow seeds in early spring in final position. Chamomile prefers a dry sunny site. Thin plants to 6 inches apart.

(Chamaemelum nobile) A hardy evergreen perennial. Ideal for creating a chamomile lawn. To create a lawn plant seedlings 4 inches apart.

(Anthemis tinctoria) Dyers Chamomile is a perennial herb. Its flowers are large and daisy-like and highly fragrant and as with other Chamomiles its leaves are feathery. Historically used as a fabric dye.

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Very gentle and soothing soap. Good for sensitive, dry and irritated skins. With Chamomile essential oil and flowers.

One of the safest medicinal herbs, chamomile is a soothing, gentle relaxant that has been shown to work for a variety of complaints from stress to menstrual cramps. This herb has a satisfying, apple-like aroma and flavor (the name chamomile is derived from the Greek kamai melon, meaning ground apple), and it's most often taken as a delicious, mild therapeutic tea. Concentrated extracts of chamomile are also added to healing creams and lotions or packaged as pills and tinctures. Chamomile flowers are also useful as decor or as a floral scrub in soaps, stuffing for quality gift baskets and addition to potpourrietc. 20g