Roman Chamomile is used as an unusual, aromatic groundcover. It can be mowed and tolerates light foot traffic. Roman Chamomile forms a thick, 6-inch mat of sweetly scented, finely cut, and bright green leaves. The blooms last from midsummer into fall. Roman Chamomile flowers are used in herbal teas and are said to have medicinal properties. Roman Chamomile is generally used as a groundcover or even a lawn substitute. The aroma of Roman Chamomile is apple-like and the foliage is finely cut and ferny. Roman Chamomile is often used in potpourri, teas, and cosmetic products.