Description
Corn chamomile are lovely plants for a sunny well-drained border, covered with bright, single daisy-like flowers with yellow centres throughout the summer . The flowers are complemented by attractive ferny grey-green foliage.
Plants will self seed easily, making this an ideal plant for naturalised planting, wild flower meadows or just a wild part of your garden.
| When to Sow | March to May and August to October. |
| Where to Sow | Sow direct outdoors in flowering position in a well prepared, weed free bed. |
| Water the area prior to sowing. | |
| How to Sow | Mix the seed with some dry sand prior to sowing ( this will make it easier to spread and to see where it has been sown). |
| Sow by hand, distributing the seed/sand mixture evenly over the area. | |
| If you want a more orderly display, sow seeds in rows of straight lines or, curves for a more natural effect. | |
| What to do Next | Water well until established |
| Once the chamomile have finished flowering, leave a few plants to die down and self seed. Others can be pulled up and composted. | |
| Flowering period | June to September |
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