'Treneague' Lawn Chamomile Plant Erythronium 'Kondo' Birds tend to eat the

Birds tend to eat the fruit

Fully hardy evergreen perennial for year-round interest

numerous weather-resistant blooms nearly as big as a grandiflora

surrounded by large

'Treneague' Lawn Chamomile Plant Erythronium 'Kondo' Birds tend to eat theTreneague is a non flowering, low growing perennial chamomile thats perfect for creating a beautifully fragranced lawn. With its soft, feathery foliage, chamomile makes a wildlife friendly alternative to conventional grass lawns and has the benefit of not needing any mowing. Win win. Grow your Treneague plants in an open, sunny site and position your plants 10 20cm apart in order to get the best coverage. New chamomile lawns shouldnt be walked on for