Informative sign in the Cranbourne Botanical Gardens
Eucalyptus oil
Interesting history
Stirs taste buds and scents
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11 comments:
Interesting history of the Eucalytus, never even thought it could be used for laundry.
Makes you wonder if we have discovered everything there is to discover!
Somehow I don't see how eucalyptus cigarettes could help "throat" ailments! Ha ha!
Very interesting. "Eucalyptus lozenges *and cigarettes* recommended for chest and throat ailments." How times have changed!
I love the scent of eucalyptus when walking through the floral shops.
love this about an important plant!
very interesting. i just love how the eucalyptus tree looks like. there's a park here with eucalyptus grove that's my fave spot for a walk.
This oil is still used for it's medicinal properties. Fine sign.
Eucalyptus is also an effective mosquito repellant. great sign!
I did not know all of this about the eucalyptus plant. I would say it is pretty important. Nice haiku. genie
I wish this oil wasn't so expensive here - but then, we don't have many eucalypts!
I always enjoy these signs that teach something about what we're seeing.
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