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    ANISEED STAR

    Oct 07, 2020 2 minutes
    Words & main photo Angus Stewart

    While lemon myrtle has become something of a household name among Australian gardeners, prized for its wonderful lemon aroma and ornamental beauty, its lesser-known cousin the aniseed myrtle has been flying somewhat under the radar.

    Once classed by botanists in the same genus as lemon — aniseed myrtle has recently been placed in the lilly pilly group and is now known as .

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