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Anthemis arvensis
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Anthemis arvensis Seeds
Corn Chamomile is one of our most beautiful aromatic wildflowers. This lovely annual plant produces sturdy stems with feathery foliage topped by masses of daisy-like white flowers, each with a central yellow disk. Blooms are full of nectar and easy for Bees and Butterflies to land on. In fact they are great for lots of pollinating insects and listed by the RHS as Perfect for Pollinators.
Lovely for cottage gardens and for wilder parts of manicured gardens such as an orchard, Corn Chamomile flowers from June until July/August. They are also suited to naturalistic planting schemes and wild flower meadows where they grow beautifully with Grasses such as Briza, Ox-eye Daisies, Geranium and other British wildflowers. Their strong stems provide support for wildflowers such as Cornflowers and Poppies.
Corn Chamomile is one of our most beautiful aromatic wildflowers. This lovely annual plant produces sturdy stems with feathery foliage topped by masses of daisy-like white flowers, each with a central yellow disk. Blooms are full of nectar and easy for Bees and Butterflies to land on. In fact they are great for lots of pollinating insects and listed by the RHS as Perfect for Pollinators.
Lovely for cottage gardens and for wilder parts of manicured gardens such as an orchard, Corn Chamomile flowers from June until July/August. They are also suited to naturalistic planting schemes and wild flower meadows where they grow beautifully with Grasses such as Briza, Ox-eye Daisies, Geranium and other British wildflowers. Their strong stems provide support for wildflowers such as Cornflowers and Poppies.
Grow Anthemis arvensis in full sun with well drained soil for best results.
| Genus | Anthemis arvensis |
| Common name | Corn Chamomile |
| Plant Type | Annual Wildflower. |
| Height & Spread | 60-75cm (2-2.5 feet) tall x 30cm (1 foot) spread |
| Sow Seeds | Sow directly onto a well prepared seedbed in spring or autumn. For the earliest flowers direct sow in autumn (September-October) for blooms from the end of May onwards. Alternatively sow in spring (February-April) for flowers from June all summer long. |
| Thin/Plant Out | Allow a minimum space of 30cm per plant. |
| Conditions Required | Anthemis arvensis love well drained soil. They prefer a site with plenty of sunshine. They are hardy annuals and will survive cold winters as long as the soil isn't waterlogged. |
| Flower Production | Blooms are produced from the end of May until July/August. Once flowering is over allow the plants to self-seed. |
| Picking | Cut flowers regularly and dead-head to make sure that your plants continue to produce new blooms. When cutting place the cut flowers into a tall bucket of clean water. Allow to rest overnight before arranging. Anthemis arvensis is lovely in a posy of wildflowers. |
| Planting Combinations | Corn Chamomile is lovely with many cornfield wildflowers and grows particularly well with Grasses, Ox-Eye Daisies, Geranium, Poppies and Cornflowers |
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