Description
Draw in the peaceful and tranquil energies of chamomile with our Chamomile Lover's Seed Collection. This unique set includes four incredible types of chamomile for your garden.
You will receive one of the following 4 organic seed packets:
Dyer's Chamomile: 100 seeds
German Chamomile: 500 seeds
Roman Chamomile: 300 seeds
Saint John's Chamomile: 50 seeds
Please see the seed descriptions below for more information. All information is provided for educational purposes with no guarantee of results; please use all herbal products with care.
About the seeds:
---Dyer's Chamomile (anthemis tinctoria)---
Dyer's chamomile is a low-lying evergreen perennial that is native to Europe. These seeds are hardy in zones four to eight. This version of chamomile has gorgeous large golden flowers and is highly aromatic.
Spiritual and Magickal Usage:
- Use this flower in crystal grids for confidence and luck along with your stones to enhance the energy.
- Add chamomile flowers to incenses to aid in peaceful sleep and healing.
- Add to your ritual bath before workings for money, peace, love, and tranquility.
Herbal Uses:
- With its sunny yellow blooms, dyer's chamomile is excellent to use as a natural dye for fiber.
- Make a tea of the flowers of this plant for the reduction of anxiety and sleep disorders.
- Create a massage oil with flowers to aid in relief from muscle pain and sprains. To make this prepare the massage oil with 100ml of oil base and 1/3oz chamomile flowers. Cover the bowl and macerate for 5 hours, then apply when the oil is ready.
Cultivation:
This plant prefers full sun and regular garden soil. Sow these seeds in the fall or early spring. Press them into the dirt's surface and keep them evenly moist. This is a light-dependent seed; keep them in the light until germination. Germination can take up to three weeks—thin or transplant with one foot apart when appropriately sized.
Size: One packet of 100 (anthemis tinctoria) seeds. They are certified organic.
---German Chamomile (metricaria recutita)---
German chamomile is an annual or overwintering annual native to Europe. This plant is a self-seeding annual; as such, the hardiness zone guides do not apply. German chamomile is known for an aromatic and relaxing tea.
Spiritual and Magickal Usage:
- Add this flower to dream pillows to help facilitate relaxing dreams and sleep.
- Wear chamomile in your hair to attract a lover.
- Add the flowers and leaves to herbal "mojo" bags to call good fortune your way.
Herbal Uses:
- A tea made from the flowers is excellent for relaxation and easing anxiety.
- When used in decoctions, it is said to aid an upset stomach.
Cultivation:
The plant prefers full sun and cool garden soils for germination. Prepare a fine seedbed, mix the fine seed with sand, sprinkle on the surface, and press in hard. Sow in early spring for flowers by early summer. It should be unnecessary to thin the plants as they grow well closely together.
Size: One packet of 500 (metricaria recutita) seeds. They are certified organic.
---Roman Chamomile (chamaemelum nobile)---
Roman chamomile is a herbaceous perennial native to Europe and is cultivated worldwide. This plant is hardy in zones four to nine and can reach up to 12 inches tall. These plants grow thickly to interlock, which will form an aromatic mat for beautiful groundcover.
Spiritual and Magickal Usage:
- Add chamomile flowers to incenses to aid in peaceful sleep and healing.
- Use an infusion of chamomile to anoint your candles for prosperity, healing, and protection spells.
- Create floral water with flowers, leaves, and stems for a purification ritual mist.
- Use this flower in crystal grids for confidence and luck along with your stones to enhance the energy.
Herbal Uses:
- An infusion of Roman Chamomile will help soothe menstrual pain and spasmodic pain in the stomach.
- Make a tea of the flowers of this plant for the reduction of anxiety and sleep disorders.
- An eye lotion can be created with this to relieve ocular fatigue or benign conjunctivitis.
- Create a massage oil with flowers to aid in relief from muscle pain and sprains. To make this prepare the massage oil with 100ml of oil base and 1/3oz chamomile flowers. Cover the bowl and macerate for 5 hours, then apply when the oil is ready.
Cultivation:
The seeds for this plant prefers full sun with regular watering. Sow these seeds in the fall or early spring. Press the seeds into the dirt's surface and keep evenly moist. Germination can take up to three weeks—thin or transplant with one foot apart when appropriately sized.
Size: One packet of 300 (chamaemelum nobile) seeds. They are certified organic.
---Saint John's Chamomile (anthemis sancti-johannis)---
Saint John's chamomile, also called orange marguerite, is a short-lived, self-seeding evergreen perennial. This plant is hardy in zones three to nine and is native to the mountains of Bulgaria. This flowering evergreen will attract bees, butterflies, and birds.
Spiritual and Magickal Usage:
- Add the dried flower petals to incense for tranquility and peace.
- Use the flower heads with petals attached as altar decoration for the summer season and to call in joy to your life.
- Add dried flower petals to charms for peace and joy.
Herbal Uses:
- These highly fragrant flowers are excellent for cut flowers and home fragrance.
- Add the flower petals to salads as a garnish.
Cultivation:
The seeds for this plant are light-dependent for germination and prefer full sun and soils that are chalky, loamy, or sandy and are well-drained. Sow these seeds in the spring in either pots or directly into the garden. Press the seed into the dirt's surface and keep evenly moist, warm, and in the light. Germination can take up to three weeks—thin or transplant with one foot apart when appropriately sized.
Size: One packet of 50 (anthemis sancti-johannis) seeds. They are certified organic.
Additional Details
- SKU:
- HH-COL-CHAM
