Growing wild along the southern coastline of Australia. This native herb was considered by early settlers as a survival food as they ate it to help prevent scurvy. These days you can use Sea Parsley in everyday cooking to flavour soups, meat or seafood dishes or as a garnish or in salads.

Native to South Eastern Queensland and Northern N.S.W, Lemon Myrtle is by far the most popular of the Australian native herbs. First Nations people have used it for centuries as a bush medicine, but also to enhance the flavour of their food. It has an aroma of citrus and strong lemony flavour. Perfect in sweet and savoury dishes.