Lemon Myrtle Leaves Bees as living food

as living food

goji is the newer one and came in with the export trade

Discard the water (which removes some bitter acids)

and cocktails

Arnica montana

Lemon Myrtle Leaves Bees as living foodLemon myrtle leaves (Backhousia citriodora) are often called the "Queen of the Lemon Herbs" and for good reason. These certified organic dried leaves contain the highest concentration of citral of any plant in the world (90 98%), delivering an intensely clean lemon flavour that is actually lemonier than lemon itself. Aboriginal Australians have used lemon myrtle for an estimated 40,000 years, wrapping fish in the leaves for cooking and using the