Native Edible & Medicinal Seed Tin

Survival Seeds Edible & Medicinal Native Seed Tin

Designed to complement heirloom seeds, this collection of Australian native edible and medical plants is a must-have for any kit. We’ve included a selection of 10 species of hardy, frost and drought-tolerant species that offer a high level of nutritious and medical value. Proven to grow in Australian conditions and offer real survival benefits!

The leaves of the Emu bush are a proven antiseptic, quinine bush berries treat toothache, while baderi & Mindharri treat headaches & skin rashes. Combined with the best survival tucker we could find like native carrots, snow berries & Salt Bush. We have you covered.

Included is smoke infused granules for any species that require smoke pre-treatment along with a booklet explaining growing conditions, edible information and medicinal information.

Features:

• Made for Australian Conditions
• Edible & Medicinal Native Seeds
• Drought Tolerant
• Includes Full Growing Instructions & Seed List Inside
• Stored inside a compact & tough tin
• Great Gift Idea for Gardeners
• Can be Grown in Pots
• 10 Different Species

Specifications:

• Please Note: Not all species are available all year round. We try our best to include these listed but at times we will swap out for a like species. QR code found on tins has updated list and information or please contact us.
• Includes:
  • Camel Bush x 20– The bark can be boiled and used as an antiseptic to wash wounds.
  • Minharri – Crush the leaves and boil in water. Rub to treat headaches, colds and rheumatism.
  • Emu Bush x 10– Leaf concoction or poultice to treat sores/wounds. Proven antiseptic with antibacterial properties.
  • Salt Bush x 12 – Salty sweet berries eaten straight from the tree. Boil the berries to make salt bush tea.
  • Bush Tomato x 6 – Fast growing shrub with vitamin C rich fruit. Can be dried and consumed like raisins.
  • Snow berries x 25 – Prolific fruiter of succulent white berries, eat raw or cook to make jams/chutney.
  • Golden Purslane x 25 – Rapid growing and easy to forage, leaves make a delicious and nutritious salad substitute.
  • Camel Bush x 20 – highly nutritious edible seed that can be ground into a flour for baking and damper.
  • Native carrot x 30– Smells and tastes just like carrot, cook the small tubers before eating.
  • Native Spinach x 5– The ultimate spinach alternative. Large edible leaves eat raw or cooked.