Herbs: Starting chamomille, 1 by

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hi Vicky~ just had to tell you dont give up. They dont need much dirt/soil on top. They reseed VERY easily so I think i remember that a light almost sandy topsoil watered regularly (A Fine spray or mist to not disturb them in the ground, i would not go from indoors to outdoors) once a day in the morning. You will maybe want to start witha lot of seeds to begin with, as for my own expeince they did not all sprout the first years try, though now they are multiplying wildly. You may want to buy some live plants instead of seed if there are conditiions ok there for shipping. I know its still cold in Dubuque (family there) so I assume you are too still in fairly cool season. You can put the seed out now and let them grow when it warms up enough. I would suggest a raised bed or some kind of border to keep them enclosed for your own knowlege as the seedings look like dill vs carrots, and are easily mistaken for weeds when small (to me any how) Here are mine in late spring.
Cheers and enjoy
Fernman23
:Darren