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Scaevola Spinescens - A traditional "Bush Medicine" |
| Scaevola Spinescens is an Australian bush. The term "Bush Tea" or "Bush Medicine" is often used to describe the tea-like extract made from this plant and traditionally used by Aboriginal people. Other names used for the bush are, "Maroon Bush", "Murrin Murrin", "Prickley Fan Flower" and "Currant Bush" |  | The tea-like extracts of Scaevola Spinescens have traditionally been used by Australian Aboriginal people as a treatment for cancer, intestinal trouble, urinary problems, kidney issues and general illnesses. See Wajarri Wisdom, by Estelle Leyland. More recently there have been some interesting studies done on the plant, with some ongoing. | Distinctive fan shaped flowers | Berries later in the season.  | | Shredded Scaevola Bush | Scaevola packed in 50 gram bag" |  |
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About Maroon Bush 
