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All your Anise Myrtle questions answered!
G'day, fellow foodies! We want to take you on a journey to discover the wonders of Anise Myrtle. This herb is one of the most exciting ingredients...
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Our own Native Curry Bush
We first discovered this while we were out foraging with Damien’s uncle, Noel. It looks like a pretty unassuming, low shrubby bush but when you pic...
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The citronella power of Lemon-scented Gum
Much like lemon myrtle, these leaves are high in citronella and pack a lemony punch. We have a bunch hanging upside down that helps keep the mozz...
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Green Ants - The future of food
The Green-Tree Ant, also known as the Weaver Ant is found in open woodland in the Northern Territory and the far north Queensland of tropical Austr...
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Warndu's Lemon Scented Tea Tree
Leptospermum petersonii, commonly known as lemon-scented teatree, is a species of shrub or small tree that is endemic to eastern Australia. It has ...
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Warndu's White Kunzea Flower
Kunzea ambigua – sometimes known as tick bush – grows well in Tassie’s native bush. Chances are if you haven’t noticed its white blossoms, you’ve g...
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Warndu's Peppermint Gum
Australian Native Peppermint Gum is much like peppermint you might be used too and the native version has the same amazing digestive properties as...
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Warndu's Native Lemon Grass
Native Lemon Grass (cymbopogon ambiguus) is seriously our favourite ingredient of them all. Not just for their sherbet bomb flavour, but because i...
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Warndu's Lemon Myrtle
Lemon Myrtle might just be one of the best known Australian Native plants. I suspect all of you would have at least heard of this beauty. The Lemo...
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Australian Strawberry Gum
Strawberry gum is an antibiotic and powerful anti-microbial leaf with amazing protecting powers of your micro flora that lives in your gut. The pe...
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Warndu's Cinnamon Myrtle
Dried and ground ready for your cooking and baking. This incredible leaf packs a punch and really can just substitute your normal cinnamon in your ...
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Yay for all the Myrtle's ~ Anise Myrtle
Warndu Australian Grown Australian Native Anise myrtle dried and ground, an essential for holiday cooking.
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