German chamomile is a member of the aster and sunflower family that gets its common name from the combination of the Greek kamai and melon, or “on the ground” and “apple,” respectively. The “ground apple” reference comes from the fact that this aromatic herb gives off an apple-like scent when bruised or brushed against. As such, chamomile herb is very popular in teas and in topical products formulated for the hair and skin.
Chamomile (Egyptian) Whole, 1/4 lb
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Although grown in Egypt, this is the same species of chamomile commonly referred to as German chamomile.
The whole flowers are used alone or in combination with other herbs and spices to make tea blends, bath bags or tinctures.
