Corn Chamomile -anthemsis arvensis– is a very useful cornfield annual plant that forms the basis of a cornfield meadow. Plants have strong stems and when grown densely, provide support for other cornfield plants with weaker stems such as Cornflowers and Poppies. The brilliant white daisy-like flowers also provide a perfect background for the vibrant reds, blues, pinks and yellows of other cornfield annuals. Corn Chamomile grows well on a wide variety of soil but need plenty of sunlight. Flowers appear mainly in June and July and will provide a valuable nectar source for bees. Corn Chamomile looks best growing with annual wildflowers such as Corn Marigolds, Corncockles, Cornflowers and Corn Poppies