One of the most adorable flowers we grow on the farm is Matricaria, commonly known as Chamomile.
These daisy-like and button-shaped flowers hail from the Aster Family, and they are composed mainly of picnics, puppy dogs, and sunshine. Okay, the first two aren't true, but Matricaria is a natural summertime crop, so sunshine does play a big part in bringing these blooms to their cheerful form.
Matricaria comes in a few different forms, so before we dive into how they're grown, let's get the variety names straight from the get-go.
To read the rest of the story, please go to: Sun Valley Group's Flower Talk
