white chamomile seeds, English, or Roman chamomile, Chamaemelum nobile, camomile is a low-growing plant that you’ll often see growing between pavers in cottage gardens or as a ground cover. The German variety, Matricaria chamomilla (or M. recutita), has an upright growth habit and produces masses of small, white flowers during the summer. Chamomile spontaneously self-seeds. To sow chamomile seeds, opt to sow directly in the ground in spring, after any risk of freezing has disappeared. It is also possible to sow a bit earlier, provided it is protected with a cold frame. There has been limited research as to whether consuming chamomile in foods or beverages is effective in treating medical conditions. Sow chamomile seeds for their sweetly aromatic, daisy-like flowers. Both perennial common chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile). German Chamomile Flower Seeds Camomile Seeds Matricaria chamomilla Scarborough Seeds Matricaria recutita herb Seeds Non-GMO 98% High Germination