Plant chamomile

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If chamomile isn’t growing in your garden, you’re missing out. Click and read to learn all about chamomile’s many uses and how to grow this garden staple.

Growing chamomile in containers is perfect if you're worried the generous self-seeder may be too rambunctious in the garden. Click fore more.

How to plant and grow the herb chamomile in your garden! This beautiful flowering herb is easy to grow and perfect for your tea garden.

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Rabbits can eat chamomile stems, flowers, and leaves as a treat once in a while. Both fresh or dry leaves, stems, or flowers are safe for your bunnies. Plain chamomile tea is good for bunnies, with a study showing the benefits of chamomile oil to rabbits.

Forming a soft carpet between paving stones, delicate, sweetly-scented chamomile is easy to plant and maintain on a garden patio and makes a fragrant path to be enjoyed.

A universally loved plant, chamomile has been a part of herbal medicine for millennia. The ancient Egyptians dedicated the plant to the sun god Ra, and loved the herb, using it profusely in teas and infused in oils for all-over skin treatments.