Chamomile – Roman Plant (3.25″ pot)

Description

Although Roman Chamomile is not recognized as being as highly medicinal as German – it does share a lot of same phyto-chemeicals and herbal useages.

Roman chamomile is characterized by its creeping growth pattern,, unlike its more upright German cousin. It has a sweet woody scent –  a traditional English groundcover herb; useful for filling spaces between flagstones, cracks, and paths. Can be trimmed and mowed into shape.

Unlike other chamomile varieties, Roman chamomile is slow growing and not self seeding. Plants can be split and relocated every 2-3 years. Prefers adequate moisture without overwatering. Locate in sun to part shade.

All of our plants and seedlings are grown organically and are timed size-wise and transplanted for optional growth and production.