A camomile teacup

I saw this is the Lifestyle section of the Mail on Sunday Newspaper  and I thought what a brilliant idea and just had to share it.  I am definitely going to make some of these.

You will need:

• camomile plant such as Chamaemelum nobile Treneague (strong scent and no flowers)
• John Innes No 2 compost with a handful of multipurpose compost to lighten, plus another handful of soil
• a pretty teacup or similar

What to Do

• Mix up the soils and place layer over the bottom of the teacup
• Put the plant in the teacup firm in some more soil
• Water well and firm down and turn cup upside down to drain excess water
• wipe teacup and display or give away as a beautifully scented present.