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Abrus spp.

Acacia spp.

Acmella spp.

Acorus spp.

Agave spp.

Albizia spp.

Alchornea spp.

Alicia spp.

Aloe spp.

Amaranthus spp.

Arctostaphylos spp.

Areca spp.

Argemone spp.

Argyreia spp.

Artemisia spp.

Aspalathus spp.

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Abrus spp.

Jequirity Bean; Crabs Eye; Rosary Pea.

Abrus spp.

Acacia spp.

Wattle; Thorntree; Whistling Thorn. Produce several important commodities, including gum, tannin, and perfume.
The seeds were a staple food of the Australian indigenous population.
Some wattles contain tryptamine alkaloids.
As nitrogen fixing shrubs/trees, wattles are useful for land regeneration.

Acacia spp.

Acmella spp.

Toothache Plant; Paracress.Its leaves and flower heads contain an analgesic agent that may be used to numb toothaches. Used in traditional Ayurvedic treatment for epilepsy and asthma. It is also used in Ayurveda for ulcers, tumors, ascites, enlarged spleen, indigestion, inflammations, leprosy, anemia, and biliousness.

Acmella spp.

Acorus spp.

Sweet Flag. A genus of aromatic grass-like ground covers.
American sweet flag was used traditionally for endurance.
Japanese sweet flag is used in chinese medicine.

These plants can`t be sent outside of Australia !!

Acorus spp.

Agave spp.

Agave; Century Plant; Maguey; American Aloe. They produce important commodities such as tequila, mezcal, sugar syrup and sisal. The alcohol produced from the sugar is now also a viable bio-ethanol source for fuel. Sisal was one of the important fibre products before synthetic fibres.
Agaves are hardy succulents popular in xeriscaping [water...

Agave spp.

Albizia spp.

The Silk Trees are popular fast growing ornamental legume trees with powderpuff-type flowers.
Medicinal uses include as antidepressant and sedative.

Albizia spp.

Alchornea spp.

Native Holly; Dovewood. Useful as an understorey plant in rainforest plantings. Grown in gardens for its attractive, holly-like foliage. Food plant for the Common Albatross butterfly Appias paulina ega.

Alchornea spp.

Alicia spp.

Black Ayahuasca.

Alicia spp.

Aloe spp.

Aloe. Most famously know for the Aloe vera that soothes burns and skin irritations.
Many stunning ornamentals, especially for xeriscaping (waterless gardens).

Aloe spp.

Amaranthus spp.

Amaranth. Valued around the world as leaf vegetables, cereals, and ornamentals.
The grain is gluten free, tasty and easily puffed. The leaves can be picked fresh from the plants as needed at any age and have a slightly spicy flavour.

Amaranthus spp.

Arctostaphylos spp.

Arctostaphylos spp.

Areca spp.

Betel Nut. Most Areca palms contain arecoline in the seeds which is a stimulant similar to nicotine. Betel nut was once the most widely consumed stimulant, but is now restricted to certain parts of asia and the pacific region.
These plants can`t be sent outside of Australia !!

Areca spp.

Argemone spp.

Mexican Poppy. Popular ornamentals and medicinal poppy relatives.
Mexican poppy is used traditionally in Mexico as pain killer and potent sedative. It does not contain opiates.
Seeds are extremely toxic and must be eliminated from the herb before use.

Argemone spp.

Argyreia spp.

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose; Adhoguda; Vidhara; Elephant Creeper; Woolly Morning Glory. The Woodroses are vigorous tropical climbers closely related to the popular ornamental and shamanic ritual Morning Glories.
Hawaiian Baby Woodrose is a vigorous tropical climber with large heart-shaped leaves and pretty deep pink flowers. It is used as a med...

Argyreia spp.

Artemisia spp.

Wormwood; Mugwort. The wormwood herbs are famous for their insect repelling properties and other health benefits. A.absinthum and A.pontica are used in making the famed Absinthe liqueur. Mugwort is used to stuff dream pillows, and the chinese forms are used as moxa herbs in `hot cupping`.
Their silvery foliage makes them popular garden orna...

Artemisia spp.

Aspalathus spp.

Rooibos; Red Bush Tea.

Aspalathus spp.

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