Sweet potato and Kent pumpkin soup with a #bushtucker pigface flower. #VeganFood #PlanetaryHealth #Soup #WFPBD #Health

The first Australian students are participating in NASA's Growing Beyond Earth program, and that means native 'bush tucker' plants could be grown in space.

#astrobotany #SpacePlants #Australia #BushTucker #Citizenscience

https://theunconventionalgardener.com/blog/australian-bush-tucker-native-plants-could-grow-in-space/

Diospyros geminata fruiting for the first time in 5+ years up at Struck Oil - does that mean the drought is officially over... or about to start again? 😳🤣

Either way we're looking forward to both eating the fruit and planting more of them from seed again 🎉

#nativeplants #australia #bushFood #bushTucker

Midyim berries from my garden. Local wild plant and bush tucker. They tase a little bit perfumy to me, a bit like parma violet. #homegrown #food #NativePlanting #bushtucker

I'm looking forward to eating these berries. I'm growing a local native plant called Midyim, Austromyrtus dulcis. Beautiful. Raw, they taste a bit of parma violet! I bet there are some good antioxidants in here! #NativePlanting #Bushtucker #WildFood #Biodiversity #HomeGrown

The venue last night had two massive Kurrajong trees laden with seed pods. I believe the inner seeds can be crushed and used as a coffee substitute. Reckon I’ll stick to tea 😄
#BushTucker #Coffee #Seeds #Kurrajong #OzOlants #Australia

The venue last night had two massive Kurrajong trees laden with seed pods. I believe the inner seeds can be crushed and used as a coffee substitute. Reckon I’ll stick to tea 😄
#BushTucker #Coffee #Seeds #Kurrajong #OzOlants #Australia

The lillypilly is taking the 'flower like a mad thing if you are a native tree' season very seriously. The bees are pleased. I expect many lillypillies #BushTucker #Trees #Gardening

Love my myrnong blooming- ever so briefly. #bushtucker #indigenouscrops

Getting excited about these tiny, tiny babies growing into plump, delicious midyim berries. Going to be a bumper season after a few lean years. Sweet and peppery and a little bit aniseedy (but not too much!). Truly delicious is Austromyrtus dulcis & hardy too - just wish they would ripen and fatten up faster :ablobattention: #bushtucker #permaculture #gardening #berries #midyimberries #Australia