Roman Lawn Chamomile Seeds

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Roman Lawn Chamomile Seeds

Roman Lawn Chamomile Seeds – A Patch of Calm for Your Yard

I’ll be honest—when I first scattered a few Roman Lawn Chamomile seeds along the edge of my veggie garden, I didn’t think they’d do much. But by mid-spring, the little white blooms had crept in and turned that dull space into something out of a magazine. It’s now my go-to barefoot spot after a long day.

These seeds grow into a soft, aromatic ground cover that looks a bit like a mini wildflower meadow. It’s low-growing, easy to care for, and smells subtly sweet—perfect if you want something charming without the fuss.

Sowing Guide (No Green Thumb Needed):

• Best time to plant: Early spring or autumn

• Likes: Full sun or part shade

• Soil: Well-drained, crumbly stuff

• Spacing: About 15–20cm between each

How I Do It:

• Sprinkle seeds on damp soil (don’t bury them—just pat lightly).

• Mist with water and keep it moist till they sprout (around 10–14 days).

• Once they’re up, give ‘em space to spread.

In my experience, a bit of mulch helps hold moisture in. And if you’ve got pets or little ones, it’s tough enough to handle some foot traffic.

Give them a go—grab your seeds today from Seeds Australia. You won’t regret it.