Most plants will grow outside if left to their own devices. But inside...Are you following the growing conditions for each plant?
Its the good Christian Baptist girl trying to make herself heard inside...
chamomile is like a daisy you can steep in warm water and drink; they have a good energy about them and relaxing properties to boot...ii tend to be a little on the popcorn side of thought and agitation, especially when driving.
Quote from: jordyn on July 17, 2006, 09:13:25 AMchamomile is like a daisy you can steep in warm water and drink; they have a good energy about them and relaxing properties to boot...ii tend to be a little on the popcorn side of thought and agitation, especially when driving. Daisy is like a daisy you can steep in warm water and drink. I have never had any luck with Chamomile (German). I can get it to grow I just dont have any luckl with it. The first one just disappeared, the second one died becuase someone dumped it out of its pot and used it to plant something else.Stoned Sheep are easier to herd.
The only problem I've had with my chamomile (roman variety) is keeping it confined to its section of the garden. I had to make it a cage... Yes, a chamomile cage. It's harder to control than mint!
I have 3 hedgerows of lavender, each about 15 feet long, about 4 feet high. I don't water them or fuss over them, just let them get on with it.
Put used coffee grounds in your compost, or if you don't compost throw them in your flower beds. They attract earthworms.