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We have the following plant growing in our garden and we THINK it is a mayweed / chamomile. Can anyone i.d. it for me?

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looks like chamomile to me.
 
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I'd say German chamomile, but I won't swear to it. Its been awhile since I studied up on herbs.
 
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