Cinnamon Myrtle - Backhousia myrtifolia gifts but expect heights of around

but expect heights of around 3m in a home garden

Bumblebees are among the most important of our insects

With a recycled micro-fibre leaf cleaning glove in dusty pink coloring and a lemon myrtle-scented Neem Oil

The Peperomia obtusifolia Red Edge is a succulent is a stunning indoor plant

They are waterwise and will suit any climate

Cinnamon Myrtle - Backhousia myrtifolia gifts but expect heights of aroundCinnamon Myrtle (aka. Carrol, Grey Myrtle, Ironwood, Neverbreak, Australian Lancewood) is a native hardwood that was popularised as a bushfood in the late 1980s. Its leaves give off a cinnamon fragrance when rubbed or crushed, much like the leaves of the curry plant and kaffir lime. This rainforest species is native to subtropical eastern Australia. Cinnamon Myrtle leaves may be used in place of conventional cinnamon spice to flavour curries, stews,