Dyer’s Chamomile looks like a golden sun-kissed daisy and can produce dyes ranging from a pale yellow to a golden yellow. The Egyptians dedicated chamomile to the sun and worshiped it above all other herbs for its healing properties.

To Grow
Start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost date or direct sow after danger of frost. These tiny seeds need light to germinate. Gently tap them into your soil mix.Plant 18” apart.

Each packet contains 50+ seeds.

Sourcing
These seeds are sourced directly from my garden. They are non-gmo and organically grown. All compost used is generously provided by my herd of angora rabbits.