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Kunzea OilAustraliaKunzea ambigua

Kunzea Oil
Native to Tasmania and its surrounding islands, Kunzea essential oil is derived by steam distillation from the terminal branches of Kunzea ambigua and is a member of the Myrtaceae family. The plant goes by the names “White Cloud” or “White Kunzea”. It is a large shrub growing 3-5 metres in height. It flowers in the spring, which in these parts is from late August until December. The oil has ...

Market Report Spring 2017April 28, 2017

Welcome to our new Spring Market Report covering over 100 products from around the world. Here you can scroll around our website, taking in additional product data and crop information as you go but don’t forget to print (top left button) as here you can download your personal digital copy packed full of additional information from South Africa, Bulgaria and ...

Rosalina Oil AustraliaMelaleuca ericifolia

Rosalina Oil
Also known as Lavender Tea Tree, Rosalina is part of the Australian Melaleuca family. Originally referred to as ‘Swap Paperbark’, Melaleuca ericifolia is a small tree growing to 7-9 metres with narrow leaves. It also has identifiable 3cm cream  bottlebrush flowers appearing  during the spring and summer.  Rosalina has existed in the aromatherapy markets for around 20 years, having ...

Fennel Oil SweetAustraliaFoeniculum vulgare

Fennel Oil Sweet
Fennel essential oil is steam distilled from the crushed seeds of Foeniculum vulgare. The leafy herb is native to regions of southern Europe and Asia Minor, but it has since naturalized in locations around the world. Fennel has a rich aroma reminiscent of anise, which gives Fennel oil its liquorice-like scent. Although the seeds and oil are used in flavouring, fennel’s complex aroma has also ...

Parsley Herb OilAustraliaPetroselenum crispum

Parsley Herb Oil
Parsley Herb oil is colourless to pale yellow volatile oil with spicy, warm but fresh woody, herbaceous odour. This essential oil is steam distilled from the freshly chopped herbs of Petroselenum crispum. Parsley reaches only 1 to 2 feet in height before flowering and thrives best in areas with partial shade. There are two common types of parsley: Italian parsley, also known as ‘Flat-leaf ...