Currently Packing 2026 Seeds, COMING EARLY NOVEMBER
Currently Packing 2026 Seeds, COMING EARLY NOVEMBER
Processing times before shipping are 5 business days!
Processing times before shipping are 5 business days!
Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 80-90
Approximate Seed Count: 2000
AnnualChamaemelum nobile. A low-growing perennial herb features delicate, daisy-like flowers with a sweet, apple-like scent. It is valued for its calming properties and is commonly used in herbal teas and aromatherapy. They are considered perennial in zones 4-7, but they are short-lived perennials and often grown as annuals, re-sowing seeds every year or two or allowed to self-sow. These grow 3-6" tall, and spread 1' wide.
Excited to start growing these flowers & herbs for teas!
These seeds have great germination
No flowers yet but these seeds are AMAZING when it comes to germination, pretty close to 100% rate
Everyday I drink chamomile tea,And easy too grow I will always have it in the garden!!
Great seeds, great price, quick germination and fast delivery
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Got a grab bag cause the price was great but also thought it would be a great idea to get to try things I’d never personally choose on my own and I’d say this bag achieved that really well too!
This is the most amazing and prolific pole bean I've ever grown! It produced throughout my growing season, with smaller consistent harvests each week and very large harvests at the end of July, August, and September! I felt like a garden fairy princess coming to pick these gorgeous beans that hung down from my trellis like little purple jewels that stood out beautifully from the leaves. Hope to never go another season without these in the garden :)
This is my second time ordering these seeds, they gave me great harvest last season therefore I decided to reorder them! Thank you.
This is a beautiful basil. The leaves have stunning purple veins. Pleasant smell.
AT's reputation for drought tolerance is well deserved. In a part of the garden that was not watered this summer, AT is still going strong while the other varieties have given up. Something to consider if you're looking for a variety that can handle neglect.
