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Australian Tea Tree

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Myrtaceae family, evergreen small shrub, densely branched, branches reddish-brown, relatively slender, new shoots usually covered with fine hairs, leaves alternate, leaf blades linear or linear-lanceolate. Native to New Zealand, Australia and other regions. Because its leaves resemble pine needles and its flowers resemble red sea. Although the flowers of the Australian Tea Tree are not large, they bloom profusely, and when in full bloom the whole tree is dotted with small flowers, bright and charming, giving people a feeling of a profusion of flowers. Besides being grown in pots, the Australian Tea Tree can also be used as a garden shrub and cut flower material. In addition, the Australian Tea Tree can be used to extract essential oil, which has strong sterilizing functions such as antiviral and antifungal

Myrtaceae family, evergreen small shrub, densely branched, branches reddish-brown, relatively slender, new shoots usually covered with fine hairs, leaves alternate, leaf blades linear or linear-lanceolate. Native to New Zealand, Australia and other regions. Because its leaves resemble pine needles and its flowers resemble red sea. Although the flowers of the Australian Tea Tree are not large, they bloom profusely, and when in full bloom the whole tree is dotted with small flowers, bright and charming, giving people a feeling of a profusion of flowers. Besides being grown in pots, the Australian Tea Tree can also be used as a garden shrub and cut flower material. In addition, the Australian Tea Tree can be used to extract essential oil, which has strong sterilizing functions such as antiviral and antifungal, and can be used to treat various respiratory diseases. Also, because of its fragrant scent, it is often used in aromatherapy abroad to treat various diseases.

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