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Perfumed Aussie Native Garden Plants

Posted in Gardening Articles | March 22nd, 2009

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There is a strong belief among many people, that Australian Natives are beautiful but have no perfume. A stroll through the bush will dispel that rumour easily.The fragrance of crushed leaves and scented blossoms can be almost overpowering at times. But many of the natives have a more subtle fragrance; you have to be close [...]

Tags: Australian Natives, Backhousia Citriodora, Blueberry Ash, Correct Time, Cymbidium Species, Dendrobium Species, Fragrant Orchids, Fragrant Perfume, Garden Plants, Grass Trees, Honey Scent, Hymenosporum Flavum, Lemon Myrtle, Melaleuca, Native Flowers, Native Frangipani, Native Plants, Spicy Aroma, Strong Belief, Subtle Fragrance

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