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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.uk › pages › growingMorehavens Chamomile Nursery - Camomile Lawns

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   Creating a Chamomile Lawn. We supply chamomile plants in packs of 25, 50 or 100 from mid-April to thebbeginning of August. As a guide to the number of plants needed to cover the required area – 50 plants will cover 1 square meter if they are placed 15cm (6”) apart. The Treneague and Dwarf varieties of lawn chamomile essentially do not ...

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5. 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 ...

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   Plants are supplied as small rooted runners or substantial pot plants which can be divided further (see our page on dividing perennials for further advice on this) and grown on in pots before planting out in the lawn area. When planting out a chamomile lawn, space plants 10-20cm (4-8in) apart, depending on their size.

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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.

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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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   How do you care for a chamomile lawn?

   • A chamomile lawn should be considered primarily for light-footfall and ornamental areas, it is not well-suited to heavy, continual wear. Ensure the ground is thoroughly cleared before the plants arrive, removing large stones and eradicating weeds, especially perennial weeds such as couch grass, clover or bindweed.

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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 plant a chamomile lawn?

   • Prepare the planting area by clearing it of grass, weeds or debris. If lifting an existing grass lawn, use a spade to remove the top layer of turf down to around 5cm. As weeds compete with chamomile and are a pain to remove after you've planted the lawn, take extra steps to ensure the area is weed-free.

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   Can chamomile be grown in grass?

   • However, light bruising of the leaves is to be encouraged, as it releases a wonderful apple-like fragrance. Chamomile can be grown in an existing lawn, but bear in mind that the grass will eventually outcompete the chamomile. You will have a much better overall look and effect by replacing a grass lawn with one that is completely chamomile.

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   Can you grow chamomile lawn with weedkillers?

   • It's surprisingly easy to learn how to grow a chamomile lawn – but there is some TLC to consider in terms of its maintenance. Many traditional weedkillers aren't suitable for chamomile, for example, and they can become patchy after winter, which will require you to fill the gaps with new plants.

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9. www.turfgrowers.co.uk › info › turfing-tipsHow to Create a Chamomile Lawn - Turf Growers

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   Jan 2, 2014 · Plants are generally available as small runners or as larger potted plants. These are more expensive, but you can divide them before planting, to make more plants. Depending on the size, you’ll need to space the plants at about 10-20cm apart. Obviously, if you plant them closer together, the lawn will look better more quickly, but it will ...