In 6-10 weeks after germination, chamomile plants will generally be in full bloom and continue to produce new blooms right up until frost covers the area. These blooms are harvested throughout the growing season for healing and relaxing teas, or to be used for skin and hair care.

What season does chamomile bloom?

The flowers have a sweet, herbaceous aroma, and bloom in the spring and summer. The best way to get your chamomile to bloom is by providing it direct, full-sun—it may not bloom if it's shaded. Other than that, this plant is super-easy: no deadheading or fertilizer needed.

Does chamomile bloom all summer?

Harvesting chamomile is a continuous activity, since chamomile flowers will bloom all summer long, especially if picked regularly. So, get ready to harvest chamomile blossoms all summer! Good thing, it's easy to do. Chamomile flowers are ready to harvest when they are at full bloom.