| Beatrix
Potter ! Peter Rabbit had 'chamomile tea' when he became very poorly having eaten too much lettuce in Mr. MacGregor's garden. |
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| Annual/biennial/Perennial | Hardy evergreen perennial. |
| Appearance | White daisy like flowers with yellow centers, the leaves are feathery. |
| Height | 12ins/30cm |
| Growing Position | Waste ground or well drained spot in a sunny position. |
| Fertiliser | |
| Propagation and soil | Well drained, rather dry soil, maybe an uncared for patch of your garden. |
| Spring | Buy from a specialist and once it has established take cuttings. Sow seeds. |
| Summer | Harvest flowers and thin seedlings. |
| Autumn | Gather seed heads ready to be dried. Divide roots of plants. |
| Winter | |
| Use | Flowers and leaves. |
| Aromatic, Medicinal or Culinary | Aromatic and Medicinal. |
| Areas of help | Ulcers, tumours, tonic, skin, insomnia and colds. |
| Specific Use |
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| Recipe Large doses can be harmful. Basic recipes and how to make, CLICK. |
Standard Tea |