A little while ago there was a thread on this subject. I've have just found
a useful link if you are thinking of planting a Chamomile Lawn.

http://ecom.suffolkherbs.accessweb.co.uk/

Click Catalogue, then Herb Lawns, then Herb Lawns Plants...

Natalie

Natalie,

Superb. Order placed this afternoon.

Thankyou
Steve.

On Sat, 5 Apr 2003 06:35:10 +0100, "Natalie"
wrote:

A little while ago there was a thread on this subject. I've have just found
a useful link if you are thinking of planting a Chamomile Lawn.

http://ecom.suffolkherbs.accessweb.co.uk/

Click Catalogue, then Herb Lawns, then Herb Lawns Plants...

Natalie

Superb. Order placed this afternoon.

Chamomile is dead easy to grow from seed.

I bought plants to start it off, and then seeded between the plants to fill
in.

Best,

- h

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"H" writes:

Superb. Order placed this afternoon.

Chamomile is dead easy to grow from seed.

That's a different kind of chamomile. Chamomile lawns are normally
made from the non-flowering (and hence seedless) chamomile treneague.

I bought plants to start it off, and then seeded between the plants to fill
in.

You might have mixed two kinds of chamomile then.

Best,

- h

Alan

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