I am not installing a chamomile lawn, no way it would make it here in
Minnesota but nichols' nursery sells blends of chamomile and other
compatible grasses that is supposed to be hardier and get the same kind of
result as an herbal lawn. http://www.nicholsgardennursery.com/ There are
different blends for different parts of the US so I imagine you could
experiment with different blends to get a sturdier lawn.

You should also try google'ing this group. I know it has come up before.

Also, the traffic is lower this time of year, with the holidays and nothing
much growing outside in North America where I imagine most of this group
lives.

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Advice or pointers to preparation and planting for a camomile or other
fragrant low traffic lawn please. Ta.

Hmm, no reponse. Must be in the wrong place. Where mighty I get a
better response? Thanks.

This being a US dominated group, you may not find much interest.
Chamomile seems to prefer milder climates than our own (mostly
continental). But you may find more if you choose thyme instead, which
does well everywhere.