Lemon myrtle essential is a pale yellow liquid distilled from organically grown leaves of the Backhousia citriodora tree. It displays a delight fresh, sweet, fruity, lemony bouquet with a delicate green, heraceous undertone
It is used in citrus notes, colognes, high class florals(as a delicate topnote), culinary perfumes, herbal bouquets
About Me
- Christopher McMahon
- Since childhood I have been interested in the world of natural aromatics. This interest gradually developed into our home business White Lotus Aromatics. Keypoints along this aromatic journey were: 1) living on a small farm in India where many tropical fragrant plants were to be found 2) a career in horticulture, highlighted by working on a formal garden estate, Filoli 3) many journeys throughout the length and breadth of India to explore India's ancient and modern aromatic traditions. Please note that I have an interest in the wonderful world of natural aromatics, but have no therapeutic expertise. Any mention of ayurveda or other traditional healing systems in strictly for cultural interest.
Shared Exploration of Nature's Botanical Treasures
Links
- A Guide to Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
- A history of the use of incense in divine worship by Edward Godfrey Cuthbert Frederic Atchley
- A Small Guide to Nature's Fragrances
- Capacity and Volume Conversion Tables
- Centre for International Ethnomedicinal Education
- Chirality and Odor Perception
- Citrus Oils
- Culpeper's British Herbal
- Database of Herbal Information
- Essential Oil World Map
- Flavors and Fragrances of Plant Origin
- Flowers of India
- Forest & Agro-Forest Trees
- Gernot Katzer’s Spice Pages
- Gums, resins and latexes of plant origin
- Herbal Database
- History of Japanese Incense
- Human Flower Project
- Internet Sacred Text Archive
- Journey to Forever Online Library
- Legend and Lore of Trees
- Littleflower's Medicine of North American Plants
- Native American Ethnobotany
- Native American Wisdom
- Natural Remedies of Arabia
- Non-Wood Forest Products from Temperate Broad-Leaved Trees
- Plant Cultures: Exploring Plants and People
- Plants of South Africa
- Raw Materials in Perfumery
- Sacred Plants of India
- Shakespere Flora
- Silvics(Forests) of North America
- Spice Field Reports
- Spice Links Page
- Spice Maps of India
- Spices: Exotic Flavors and Medicines
- The Beautiful Trees
- The Modern Herbal by Maud Grieve
- The Perfumers Apprentice
- The Volatile Oils/Vol 1.
- The Volatile Oils/Vol 2.
- Traditional Chinese & Western Herbal Medicine in Humans & Animals
- Tree Spirits
- Tropical Plant Database
- World Agroforestry Centre
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