Lemon myrtle

How to grow Lemon Myrtle for screening out the neighbours, as a hardy pot plant, for it's lush foliage or bush food, growing in sun or shade.

This beautiful cake from Matt Stone's book The Natural Cook is inspired by his Aunt Susan. You can substitute lemon myrtle with any flavour you like if you find it hard to track down.

The Lemon Myrtle, Backhousia citriodora, was in full bloom in the park in December. It is found along the service road behind the dry rainforest area. Although the flowers are tiny they cover the tree like a veil and have a lemon perfume. When crushed the leaves also smell strongly of lemon. They contain high amounts of the essential oil citral and are used to flavour foods such as biscuits, desserts, ice-cream, fish recipes and teas. It also has medicinal qualities. Lemon Myrtle, Backhousia…

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Fight fatigue with these modest little leaves. The #lemonmyrtle in @fitbodscrub relieves all kinds of body ails and supports cellulite reduction too. #scrub #healing #lemon #myrtle

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With fragrant foliage and intricate blooms, lemon myrtle plants are striking shrubs that are often used in kitchens across Australia—considering growing lemon myrtle? Here’s what you need to know.

myrte citronné / lemon myrtle - Curtis’s Botanical Magazine (1845) [W.H. Fitch]

Try making these delicious sugar-free lemon myrtle & crème fraîche caramels - but be warned, they're VERY moreish! More recipes at Stirringchange.com

Backhousia citriodora - lemon myrtle. Taken from the study window . Thanks to tapperboy for the ID .. and the cooking suggestions :)

Unlock the power of Australia's natural beauty secret with our Australian Lemon Myrtle Essential Oil! 🍋 This native ingredient, cherished for its delightful sweet citrus scent, goes beyond its aromatic charm. Infused with antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, Lemon Myrtle works wonders for your skin. Experience the tightening of pores, soothing of irritations, and a cleanse that feels like a breath of fresh Australian air 🌿 Embrace the purity of nature in your skincare routine…

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There are so many benefits of Lemon Myrtle that it was hard to narrow it down, but we came up with our top five! Read on and learn how you and your family can benefit from the natural protective features of Lemon Myrtle!

Myrtle – love. Myrtle and roses were considered sacred to Aphrodite and often feature in depictions of her. Myrtle was included in the wedding bouquet of the Duchess of Cambridge. About the image: hand-coloured printed lithograph entitled Myrtle, lithographed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (1789-1850) after an original by Valentine Bartholomew (1799-1879). From Bartholomew's 'A Selection of Flowers Adapted Principally for Students', published in London by R. Ackermann in 1821-1822.