Chamomile

Pineapple weed does not have white petals and it smells of pineapple! In comparison, chamomile is strongly aromatic, but not fruity in scent and other… Read More »Does Chamomile Smell Like Pineapple?

False chamomile is a common name for several plants and may refer to: Boltonia asteroides. Tripleurospermum inodorum. Does chamomile have any look alikes? Chamomile also… Read More »Is There A False Chamomile?

Inhaling chamomile oil may help with a variety of conditions, including anxiety and promoting sleep. You can use the oil in a diffuser or in… Read More »Can You Inhale Chamomile?

Tansy, or Blue Chamomile, also known as Moroccan Chamomile, is an annual that grows in the Mediterranean and Northwestern Morocco and blooms from early summer… Read More »Is Blue Chamomile Blue Tansy?

For example, many daisy plants have multiple rows of thin white petals, while chamomile plants have a single layer of petals, also in white. Additionally,… Read More »What Is The Difference Between Chamomile And Daisy?

Blue Chamomile essential oil has strong anti-inflammatory properties that are particularly useful for allergies, rashes and irritated skin conditions including eczema. Chamomile oil has a… Read More »What Is Blue Chamomile Good For?

The whole flowers differentiate with a pleasantly delicate, round, and quite perfume-like scent reminiscent of a gentle whiff of Spring air – recognizably chamomile but… Read More »Do Chamomile Flowers Smell?

Roman Chamomile has a sweet straw and apple-like aroma, while German Chamomile has an intensely sweet, warm, herbaceous aroma with sweet tobacco-like undertones. What does… Read More »What Does Chamomile Essential Oil Smell?

Complete Guide to Essential Oils/A to Z of essential oils Essential oil Perfumery note Family Chamomile, Roman Middle Floral Cinnamon Middle Spicy Citronella Middle Citrus/Herbal… Read More »What Note Is Chamomile Essential Oil?

Edible Parts Caution is advised with this plant. Very small quantities of the leaves can be used as a flavouring herb and the flowers can… Read More »Is Stinking Chamomile Edible?