Chamomilla recutita, commonly known as chamomile matricaria, is a mild aromatic plant native to southern and eastern Europe. A member of the Asteraceae family, it is now cultivated in temperate regions throughout the world. Famous for its daisy-like flowers and apple fragrance, chamomile is also recognised in nutraceuticals as an aid to sleep and digestion. In various industries, it is used for its soothing properties and delicious fragrance. Historically, chamomile has been present in cultural traditions and folklore, often associated with tranquillity and purification.