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From tea to cosmetics, lemon myrtle is becoming an increasingly popular ingredient. But growing the trees to meet demand is ...

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"Thanks everyone for the help." Distressed gardener pleads for help to revive struggling lemon tree: 'This is my first shot at citrus' first appeared on The Cool Down.

When a friend asked me why her lemon tree, despite diligent fertilization, had bright yellow leaves and was failing to thrive, I told her I would try to determine the ...

Lemon myrtle oil, extracted from the leaves of the lemon myrtle tree indigenous to Australia, is highly regarded for its vibrant, citrus aroma and a multitude of health benefits. Adding a few ...

Anti-microbial properties According to the SuperFoods Australia website, the lemon myrtle tree has long been revered among Aboriginal Australians for its healing powers. Scientists have found that the ...

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Myrtle Beach is a playground of beaches spread out over 60 miles of coastline, all featuring mild waves, warm waters and soft sand. There are 14 coastal communities that make up Myrtle Beach, also ...

The original poster asked the online tree experts for help saving the crape myrtle in their front yard. Photo Credit: Reddit Photo Credit: Reddit "The tree has barely bloomed in 4 years, loses most ...

Highly prized for their sweet, rich flavour, this crayfish – a type of tropical rock lobster – pairs perfectly with the citrus flavours of lemon myrtle. Credit: Island Echoes ...

Time outdoors is always a pleasure. One of my personal favorite tasks in getting ready for spring is pruning trees and shrubs. Crepe Myrtles are small, multi-trunked trees that too many gardeners ...