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Susie of Bush Blends from Wooroloo, Australia |
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Susie lives in the mountains north of Perth,
Australia. She blends these candle & air fresheners with the natural
materials growing around her. Part of the proceeds from these candles will
aid Landcare Australia projects. |
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* Plus Local Tax &/or
Packing/Shipping
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Front of Shop - & classy
transportation White Bldg is an old RR car - now
box storage |
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Front of shop - with Flag
flying |
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| More about
these naturally scented Candles & Air Fresheners |
Blue
Gum: - Blue Gums evolved in the forests of Tasmania and
south-eastern mainland Australia. Now widely planted as a tree
crop for eventual use as paper and wood products, this popular
modern crop helps make the conservation of old growth forests
possible, while the heavy use of any mono-culture over large
areas remains a concern. Blue Mallees are a shrubby tree that
can be grown for oil and for carbon credits. Both these trees
produce distinctly clear bright menthol oils that characterize
eucalypts.
Lemon-Scented Gum - A refreshingly citrus fragrance
occurs naturally in the Australian native "lemon-scented" gum,
tea-tree and melaleuca species, which grow wild as well as being
included in local parks and gardens. While dominant fresh lemony
scents occur in these plants, each combines with its own unique
aromatic properties to become unlike any other fragrance.
Eucalypt Mint - Narrow leaved Peppermint Gum is a
refreshing aroma in many southern coastal settings, being a
native to the region growing in thick forest. Broad leaved
Peppermint Gum has an even more striking fresh fragrance,
perhaps mis-described as "minty". This combination is a favorite
with outdoor loving women and men. These oils combine well for
their medicinal and aromatherapy benefits alike.
Spicy Bush Blend - To walk in the bush evokes many
different aromatic treats varying greatly from coastal scrubland
to mountain forest and desert grasslands. In every ecosystem the
fragrance is uniquely reflecting the interaction of all local
species, rather than a particular plant in isolation. This
smokey, spicy blend characterizes the bush after rain.
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