Chamomile lawn

A chamomile lawn remains a delight to us all, especially at this time of the year when it's in flower.

Fancy something different in your garden? how about a Camomile lawn? Find out how to create a camomile lawn here.

I've provided you with 8 solid reasons to avoid a clover lawn, but let's take a look at some alternative lawn popular choices.

Ensure your wildflower meadow thrives, with a diverse mix of attractive and beneficial plants, by well-timed cutting and some judicious weeding

Grow a chamomile lawn in hard-to-mow areas for an eco-friendly, fragrant turfgrass alternative.Attract pollinators, cut back on mowing, and have a cup of tea with a chamomile lawn.

Don’t want a lawn? Lawn alternatives are suitable for low–traffic areas where the plants won’t get trampled on too heavily, or to fill the gaps between pavers. What lawn alternative plants do very …

Got too much lawn to contend with? Maybe you’re just wanting something different. Alternatives to grass may be just what you’re looking for. There are many alternatives to a grass lawn. Some of these grass lawn alternatives include the use of attractive ground covers like white clover or even monkey grass. Other lawn substitutes may include hardscape elements like gravel mulch. Whichever alternatives to grass appeal to you, we can help. Keep reading to find exactly what you are looking for…

Forming a soft carpet between paving stones, delicate, sweetly-scented chamomile is easy to plant and maintain on a garden patio and makes a fragrant path to be enjoyed.