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Australian online nursery, plant research, breeding and seed supply. Supplying Australian native, medicinal, unusual and culinary plants and seeds.

From left, native lime hybrid, red Fingerlime and

From left, native lime hybrid, red Fingerlime and Sudachi. IMO the hybrid is the best to eat straight up. #herb #herbalistics #garden #fingerlime #nativefood #bushfood #citrus #lime #lemon #plantbreeding #hybrid #permaculture

Baby Water Dragon I removed from my garage today.

Baby Water Dragon I removed from my garage today. So cute, I could just eat him up. #herb #herbalistics #greatsourceofprotein #australia #reptiles #permaculture #bushfood #nativefood

Here’s an old book (older than me) I picked up a

Here’s an old book (older than me) I picked up and saved from the bin, when the library at an Ag dept I was working at was moving and were throwing lots of things out. Listing plants and the alkaloids they contain with references to that info and the plant parts tested. A new one for me is Leptactinia densiflora, a Rubiaceae species from Africa, reported to contain tetrahydroharmine (think ayahuasca alkaloids, beta carboline, harmala alkaloids). Our very own Petalostylis make an entry, and are what I have always considered to be an excellent candidate from an Aussie Ayahuasca analogue, all in one species. Surprisingly, very understudied. #herb #herbalistics #garden #permaculture #ayahuasca #alkaloids #gardening #medicinalplants

Huberantha nitidissima (Canary Beech) is a member

Huberantha nitidissima (Canary Beech) is a member of the Annonaceae family, synonym Polyalthia nitidissima. A medium sized tree to 18m tall. A widespread species in the NT, QLD and southwards to north-eastern NSW., also occurring in New Caledonia and PNG. Altitudinal range in northern Australia from near sea level to 800 m. Usually grows in drier rainforest. A food plant for several native butterfly species. Wood was evidently good for making spears. The flowers are very fragrant, typical of the Annonaceae, making it a great tree to have in the garden. #herb #herbalistics #nativefood #permaculture #horticulture #huberantha #annonaceae

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