Chamomile
The name Chamomile originates from the Greek and means 'earth apple' after the smell of its flowers. It is a medicinal and preparation plant that presents few demands on the soil. It does grow slowly though in the early stages.
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Characteristics
Botanical name: Matricaria chamomillaHeight in cm: 10-50Use of flowers: Balcony, Cut flower, Edible blossom, Good for insects and bees, Scent plant, TeekrautFlower colour: whiteVegetation period: annual
Origin
Multiplier: Jelitto Staudensamen GmbH, Krebsbachhof / Karl Meßing, Matthias Funk, Saatzucht Rose, Sekem Farm, Waldhof / Thomas Mauer Cerifications: Demeter, EU Bio
Cultivation
Seed required for 1000 plants (g): 0.2Sowing depth: germinates in lightPlanting distance (cm): 20 x 20