This listing is priced per plant/plug NOT per tray 



All 3-4" Seedlings require a MINIMUM purchase of 2 seedlings. This can be across all of our listings, in fact we encourage you to mix and match multiple seedlings species.  This is NOT required for 6-12" plants ONLY our 3" seedlings.  



Live Plants, Seedlings - Ready to transplant to your garden, Non Gmo, USA Grown.



To avoid damage to your plants, all orders placed Thursday-Sunday will be shipped Monday morning.



 Chamomile Latin Name -- Matricaria chamomilla

 Chamomile Color -- White daisy-like flowers, yellow center

 Chamomile Herb/seed Flavor -- Floral, sweet, apples

 Chamomile Days to Maturity -- 90+(mature flowers) Annual

 Chamomile Hardiness Zones -- 3-9

 Chamomile Seed Planting Depth -- 1/4 inches

 Chamomile Seed Plant Spacing -- 8-12 inches

 Chamomile Growth Habit -- Upright/spreading

Soil Preference -- Slightly acidic, dry and well-drained

Temp Preference -- Warmer

Light Preference -- Full sun to partial shade



German- 

Non-GMO, Heirloom German Chamomile Herb. Matricaria chamomilla. German Chamomile plants originated from Western Asia and were later cultivated in Europe"where chamomile herbs have been used for a variety of benefits. As German Chamomile Herbs are more common to grow and reach 1-2" high, it shouldn't be confused with Roman Chamomile. This German Chamomile annual variety is drought-tolerant and contains a high amount of chamazulene, providing an extra sweet and floral scent.



Roman- 

Chamaemelum Nobile. Roman Chamomile plants originated from North Africa and were later cultivated in Europe"as chamomile has an ancient history of being used for a variety of benefits, As Roman Chamomile also referred to as "English or Russian Chamomile" doesn't grow as tall, these creeping and vigorous low-growth herbs reach 8-12" and are called "true chamomile" with white flowers that give off a sweet scent similar to apples.



Non Gmo

U.S.A. Grown