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Wake up to the strong, refreshing scent of lemon myrtle! The plant is native to Australia; it is a rare plant, restricted to Queensland, and considered endangered. It is cultivated since the early 90'ies. Two close relatives of lemon myrtle are also grown to produce essential oils: anise myrtle (Backhousia anisata) and cinnamon myrtle (Backhousia myrtifolia). |
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