Cam “Miller” Chamomile is the hippy son of professor Mr. Chamomile (the Science/Biology Teacher at the high school.
Chamomile is easy to grow and makes an attractive and aromatic addition to a herb collection, with feathery foliage and small, daisy-like flowers. Chamomile can also be grown in borders and wildflower areas, while dwarf varieties are suitable for containers and chamomile lawns.
Chamomile likes a sunny spot with free-draining soil, and is fully hardy. The name chamomile derives from the Greek for ‘earth apple’, referring to its low-growing habit and apple-like scent. There are several types of chamomile with the characteristic, relaxing fragrance.