Chamomile ground cover

These hardworking landscape plants make gorgeous ground covers, whether you want to fill in gaps or replace turf grass completely.

A chamomile lawn remains a delight to us all, especially at this time of the year when it's in flower.

A chamomile lawn is a beautiful and fragrant alternative to traditional grass lawns. Learn how to plant and care for a chamomile lawn, and enjoy the soothing aroma and stunning appearance of this low-maintenance ground cover.

Roman Chamomile Scented Chamaemelum nobile thrives in hot, dry conditions. Cut stems back to two inches from the ground after the plant blooms to maintain its compact form. ZONES 4-9

Find fast growing ground cover for different climate zones as well as shade or full sun conditions. Contact The Grounds Guys for expert landscape evaluation.

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In sunny areas where foot traffic is light or mower access is difficult, Chamaemelum nobile ‘Treneague’ (lawn chamomile) can be used to provide an alternative to grass, as well as other low growing herbs

If you've ever wished your lawn was awash in flowers instead of grass, there's a summertime groundcover that can make your wishes come true. Chamomile is perhaps best known for its uses in beauty products and herbal teas, but it's also a lovely blooming addition to lawns.

Common Name: Chamomile – Lawn Latin Name: Anthemis nobilis Description: Traditional ground cover with bright green feathery foliage and erect stems of small, daisy-like flowers. Can be lightly mown if necessary. Takes light foot traffic. Placing three plants per square metre will fill an area within about three months. This plant spreads by stolons. Perennial. 30cm. Harvesting: Pick the …