The Remedy

The Lavender plant has silver green foliage with purple fragrant flower spikes that can be described as smelling calm, earthy and sweet. The plant can be used as a hedge or even as a single shrub in the garden. Lavender can also be grown in pots.

Aloe Vera has clusters of thick fleshy green leaves that spear out from the centre. The edges are sometimes serated or spikey. Aloe Vera is a succulent that loves a bright sunny spot. Can be planted in pots or garden beds. The Aloe Vera is known for its remedy qualities like soothing sunburn !! Can also be used as an indoor decorative plant, just remember to give it some sun time.

The Bay Tree is a small, slow growing tree with dark green leaves. The arramatic leaves can be plucked all year round and dried for use in cooking of mediteranean style dishes, soups, stock and stews. Bay leaf and oils have been used throughout history for medicinal purposes. Great planted in a pot or as feature tree in your garden, can be shaped or left to grow naturally.

Echinacea can be grown for its decorative appearance as well as a herbal remedy . It produces daisy like flowers , purple in colour with a prominent centre that attracts our native wildlife for pollination. Flowers sit promonant on tall stems so are perfect planted in pots or amongst your exsisting garden.

The lemon tree is a small evergreen tree that produces small white fragrant flowers that then turn into delicious yellow fruit. The fruit can be used in cooking, juicing and for medicinal purposes. Can be planted in pots if you don't have the yard space or in a sunny position in your yard.

This hardy growing ornamental grass is Lime in colour, zappy lemon in flavour .The inner white part of the stalks hold most of the flavour that's used for cooking Thai and Asain style dishes. Whereas the leaves can be used for herbal brewed tea. Also known as an antioxidant and used for medicinal purposes .

Rosemary is an aromatic evergreen shrub with thin pointed dark leaves. It is native to the Mediterranean and Asia, so is very well suited to our harsh Australian climate, able to withstand salt air, cool, hot and dry conditions.