Fragonia Essential Oil
The oil is harvested and steam distilled from, a small shrub growing to 2.4m. It is found on the south coast of Western Australia. Recognised as 'coarse tea-tree' by the cut flower industry, it has only recently been given its common name, which reflects the fragrant nature of both the foliage and the extracted oil.
| Botanical Name: | Taxandria fragrans J.R.Wheeler & N.G.Marchant |
| Family: | Myrtaceae |
| Synonyms: | Agonis fragrans |
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| Extraction Method: | Steam distilled |
| Appearance: | Pale yellow |
| Aroma Description: | Citrusy, spicy cinnamon, sweet balsamic. |
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| Modern Uses: | Topically, its antibacterial properties may aid in the healing of cuts, bites, stings and minor burns. |
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