Chamomile
Seme Biologico NON OGM per piante aromatiche
1,80 € – 92,60 €
Chamomile is an aromatic medicinal plant, famous for its use in infusions and for its calming and digestive properties. The fresh and pleasant flavour of the flowers makes it perfect to be consumed fresh or dried.
Technical Sheet
Chamomile for aromatic plants – Non-GMO organic seed
Botanical name: Matricaria chamomilla
Packaging available: 2 g | 5 g | 10 g | 20 g | 50 g | 100 g | 250 g
Seed colour: black-brown
Flavour: aromatic and delicate
Origin: Italy
Growing informations
Sowing time: February – August
Harvest time: June – September
Distance between rows: 20 cm
Distance in rows: 40 cm
Sowing depth: 0 cm
Exposure: full sun
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