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1. www.gardenersworld.com › chamomile-lawnHow to grow a chamomile lawn - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   Jan 24, 2024 · A chamomile lawn can make a great alternative to a grass lawn, particularly where foot traffic is low or in areas that are hard to access with a lawn mower. The most suitable variety for creating a chamomile lawn is Chamaemelum nobile 'Treneague'. This creeping variety only grows to 5-10cm in height and knits together to form a dense, weed ...

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3. www.idealhome.co.uk › how-to-grow-a-chamomile-lawnHow to grow a chamomile lawn for a pretty grass alternative ...

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   Apr 26, 2024 · 1.Clear the area. 2. Plant your plugs. 3. Water thoroughly. FAQs. By Kayleigh Dray. published 26 April 2024. It's official: learning how to grow a chamomile lawn has shot to the top of our garden wish lists – not least of all because it makes such a striking lawn alternative.

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4. www.camomilelawns.co.ukMorehavens Camomile Lawns

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   Tel. 01252 214074. Meadow House, 45 Larkfield Road, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7DB. morehavens@camomilelawns.co.uk. Morehavens Camomile Nursery is a family-run nursery, established in 1975. We are located in Hampshire. All of our plants are 100% grown in the UK.

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6. www.britishgreenthumb.co.uk › chamomile-lawnHow to Grow Chamomile Lawns - British Green Thumb

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   Preparing the Soil: Remove weeds and level the soil. Amend heavy soil with sand and compost for better drainage. Planting Techniques: Seeds: Sow in spring or fall, lightly tamping the seeds into the soil. Spacing: Plant seeds or seedlings about 7 inches apart. Chamomile Planting Table. Aspect.

7. www.camomilelawns.co.uk › pages › ideasMorehavens Chamomile Nursery - Camomile Lawns

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   Larger spaces can accommodate a chamomile lawn as an alternative to grass. A chamomile bank is an attractive setting for flowers, and a great substitute for grass in places that are hard to reach with a lawn mower. In small gardens, chamomile lawns provide a beautifully fragrant green area with little maintenance and no need for a lawn mower.

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8. www.flowerpotman.com › planting-a-camomile-lawnMore about growing a chamomile lawn from turf or seeds

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   Planting a Chamomile lawn using seedlings or from seed. Plant chamomile seedlings 15cm apart. Or sow organic compost in seed trays, treating them the same as any seedlings by thinning out and planting when the chamomile has grown into small plants. Sowing Chamomile seed directly onto a prepared bed.

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   What is a chamomile lawn?

   • A chamomile lawn can make a great alternative to a grass lawn, particularly where foot traffic is low or in areas that are hard to access with a lawn mower. The most suitable variety for creating a chamomile lawn is Chamaemelum nobile 'Treneague'.

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   Do chamomile Lawns need a mower?

   • Also known as ‘chamomile grass’, chamomile lawns are green, soft and fragrant throughout the year: Our chamomile lawns do not need mowing - unlike seed-grown lawns - so no need for a mower, ideal for small gardens! We supply two varieties of lawn chamomile:

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   Is Chamomile a good alternative to a lawn?

   • It's official: learning how to grow a chamomile lawn has shot to the top of our garden wish lists – not least of all because it makes such a striking lawn alternative. Particularly well suited to areas where foot traffic is low (or in areas that are hard to access with a lawn mower), chamomile is one of those lawn ideas that ticks a lot of boxes.

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   How do you grow a chamomile lawn?

   • You can grow a chamomile lawn using turf, seeds, seedlings or plugs. Preparing the area for seeding or planting a chamomile lawn really is the same as for a grass lawn. Dig the area, remove all weeds and as many larger stones as you can. Then, dig in well rotted organic compost.

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   Are chamomile lawns low growing?

   • We supply two varieties of lawn chamomile: Both our varieties are very low growing – a great advantage over flowering chamomile lawns and those sown with chamomile seed as they produce tall flower spikes that need to be cut regularly throughout the summer! Customer testimonials

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   Is chamomile good for grass?

   • In smaller gardens with an area that doesn't get a lot of heavy wear and tear, a chamomile lawn makes a lovely change to grass and even in larger gardens a chamomile path looks and smells good. The best chamomile for lawns is the very compact Anthemis nobilis, It spread to form a dense mat and is the turf we supply and lay.

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10. www.camomilelawns.co.uk › pages › whatisMorehavens Chamomile Nursery - Camomile Lawns

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    Chamomile, Latin name Chamaemelum nobile, is a perennial, evergreen herb. It is only similar to a grass in that it can be used as ground cover, and it does look much the same as a grass lawn. However, in most other respects, chamomile is very different from grass: Chamomile has a delightful scent which has been described as “rich”, “sweet ...