Backhousia Citriodora
Backhousia citriodora
The Australian native tree, Backhousia citriodora, commonly known as the Lemon Myrtle draws to its summer flowers an extraordinary range of pollinators. Rosellas and Lorikeets follow later to eat the tiny hard fruits that are produced. Dried leaves used in tea.
Print created from my original watercolour as part of a series studying traditional medicinal plants of my beach side and coastal dune region.
This is professionally printed on 310gsm smooth cotton rag paper with Epson Ultra Chrome Pro Archival Inks by Left Bank Art Group.
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Backhousia citriodora
The Australian native tree, Backhousia citriodora, commonly known as the Lemon Myrtle draws to its summer flowers an extraordinary range of pollinators. Rosellas and Lorikeets follow later to eat the tiny hard fruits that are produced. Dried leaves used in tea.
Print created from my original watercolour as part of a series studying traditional medicinal plants of my beach side and coastal dune region.
This is professionally printed on 310gsm smooth cotton rag paper with Epson Ultra Chrome Pro Archival Inks by Left Bank Art Group.
Posted is included with this item.
Backhousia citriodora
The Australian native tree, Backhousia citriodora, commonly known as the Lemon Myrtle draws to its summer flowers an extraordinary range of pollinators. Rosellas and Lorikeets follow later to eat the tiny hard fruits that are produced. Dried leaves used in tea.
Print created from my original watercolour as part of a series studying traditional medicinal plants of my beach side and coastal dune region.
This is professionally printed on 310gsm smooth cotton rag paper with Epson Ultra Chrome Pro Archival Inks by Left Bank Art Group.
Posted is included with this item.