The Science

Australian native plants have been used by indigenous communities for thousands of years, and are now being recognised for their powerful properties. We unlock the versatility and hidden benefits of Lemon Myrtle for all to enjoy. There’s been great interest in Lemon Myrtle’s properties and thanks to our investment in research we will be sharing some of these findings below.

Antibiotic Benefits of Lemon Myrtle

With more and more people looking to live more naturally and sustainably, it is important to source natural products to replace everyday chemical o...

Antioxidant properties in lemon myrtle

One of the many wonderful things about Australia is the diverse plant life, with so many healthy foods naturally growing in our own backyard. Many ...

Lemon Myrtle found to be the most lemony plant

There's something about the smell of lemons that just makes you feel good. It's no wonder then that lemon myrtle is a popular ingredient in natural...

The Taste, Touch, and Smell of Lemon Myrtle – A Sensory Wonder-Plant

A gift to the senses, lemon myrtle has been used in Indigenous food and medicine for thousands of years, yet its name is unfamiliar to many. This d...

Flavour & Function

“If you’re after an antioxidant-rich tea without caffeine[i] or a bitter taste before bed, look into lemon myrtle” – Lisa Yates, Adv. APD Australia...

Discovering Lemon Myrtle

Conducted by Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian Lisa Yates and commissioned by Australian Native Products, Discovering Lemon Myrtle is the fi...

A Present From the Bush: Unlocking Lemon Myrtle’s Potential

Lemon myrtle, or backhousia citriodora, is one of the best gifts offered up by the Australian bush.If you’ve had the pleasure of cracking a lemon m...