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Friday, September 19, 2025

Flavour of the month: why edible natives make a delicious sustainable choice for home gardens

Spring has sprung, and native plants such as lemon myrtle, mountain pepper and finger limes can add colour to the garden and flavour to the kitchen

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Australians love their gardens and since spring has arrived, many are looking for ways to revitalise their veggie patch, or to add to their collection of balcony plants.

Native edible plants – like lilly pilly, lemon myrtle and midyim berries – have been gaining popularity over the last few years; not just in kitchens and restaurants, but also in home gardens.

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