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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.‘Zloty Lan’ chamomile forms slender, well-branched plants , taller and more vigorous than common chamomile, bearing a profusion of small white flowers with golden-yellow centers . The finely cut, light green foliage complements the abundant and continuous flowering. The flowers emit a sweet, warm, and enveloping fragrance , distinctly marked by their high essential oil content .
Originating in Poland, this heritage variety is renowned for its superior productivity and exceptional aromatic quality , making it a preferred choice for preparing herbal teas and for traditional uses. Capable of self-seeding , it can behave as an annual or perennial depending on the conditions. Its abundant flowering attracts pollinators , actively contributing to the vitality of the garden.
Companion plants: Fruit trees, Basil, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Celery, Cucumber, Garlic, Onion
Negative plants: Carrot, Mint, Parsley, Parsnip
Spread/Habit: Upright, branching
Plant height: 30 to 60 cm
Quantity per packet: 100 seeds
Certification: Certified organic
Special features: A very productive Polish variety, high in essential oils, ideal for herbal teas, self-seeds, attracts pollinators
Leaf color: Light green
Texture/Aroma: Highly fragrant flowers, sweet and floral aroma
Cold tolerance: Good tolerance, self-seeds easily
Sow the seeds 4 to 6 weeks before the last frost , either on the surface or 0.1 cm deep , as they need light to germinate . Germination occurs in 10 to 14 days , at an ideal temperature of around 18C . Transplanting is recommended , but direct sowing is also possible as soon as the soil is workable, keeping the soil slightly moist until emergence.
Chamomile prefers a sunny location (level 3) and light watering (level 1) . It adapts well to poor to average soils, provided they are well-drained.
Harvest the flowers when they are fully open , ideally in dry weather. Four to five harvests per season are possible, which stimulates the production of new flowers. Dry the flowers on a screen , away from direct sunlight, stirring them periodically until completely dry. Then store them in airtight containers , away from light, to preserve their aromatic potency.
Soothing herbal teas and infusions
Traditional medicinal garden
Drying for long-term use
Cultivation near fruit trees
A nectar-bearing plant for pollinators
‘Zloty Lan’ chamomile is distinguished by its abundant flowers , deep aroma , and high essential oil content , making it a reliable and plentiful medicinal plant. A high-quality heirloom variety, it is ideal for herb gardens, homemade infusions, and living vegetable gardens.
