Catnip can be utilised in soups, stews, and mixed into herb blends for seasoning dishes, all sourced from Australian fields.

Catnip serves as a calming, sleep-inducing herbal remedy. A cup of catnip tea brewed with Aussie-grown leaves can help alleviate indigestion and ease diarrhoea. Catnip also induces perspiration, thereby lowering fevers.

This herb, particularly grown in Australia, is excellent for children, aiding in relieving colic and stomach upsets, colds, flue, fever and soothing an irritable child. It pairs perfectly with lemon balm and chamomile.

Additional uses

Dried catnip, grown and harvested in Australia, can be utilised inside cat toys, as it's adored by many cats for its scent. The reaction can vary from inducing playful behaviour to creating a calming effect, depending on the cat.

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Nervine, carminative, sedative, diaphoretic, antispasmodic, digestive, all in an Australian-grown package.