Chamomile
Compact and cheerful; the flowers make your bedtime tea. Loves a bright sill.
No yard? No problem. A sunny windowsill grows real medicine year-round — here is how to start.
Compact and cheerful; the flowers make your bedtime tea. Loves a bright sill.
Bright, forgiving and quick to flower for salves and teas. Great starter.
Needs the sunniest spot and dry-ish soil. Slow but worth it for aroma and calm.
Nearly unkillable indoors. Snip for calming, digestive teas any time.
Chamomile, calendula and lavender — three of the best windowsill herbs — are all in Nicole Apelian's Medicinal Garden Kit, non-GMO seeds plus her remedy guide.
Ten medicinal herbs and the simplest way to turn each into a tea, salve or tincture — one printable guide. We'll email it to you.