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We would like to introduce you to Pittosporum angustifolium (formerly Pittosporum phillyraeoides), known as Gumby Gumby. It has been published that this plant is a great energy source which can enhance your well-being.
We have long believed in the effectiveness of Gumby Gumby just like the first people already believed in the plant and its secrets for over 50,000 Years. Thousands of people around the world already know about the benefits of Gumby Gumby and our products. If you don't know about Gumby Gumby and the benefits of our products, we advise you to find out for yourself on this website and elsewhere on the internet, by ordering our products and reading more about this wonderful native plant. |
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What is it?
Gumby Gumby is a rare member of the botanical family Pittosporum. It is a shrub or small tree native to Australia. Whilst six varieties can be found in the state of Queensland alone, it is wise to be careful when harvesting Gumby Gumby leaves as some of the varieties are toxic and only a few have a good, aromatic taste and are beneficial.
Gumby Gumby is extremely rare, as only one edible tree is found growing naturally in an average of 400 sq/km (250 sq/miles) and it is not being farmed to any large extent.
Currently there exists a cottage industry whereby people scour the bush collecting leaves and selling them to the public at markets, etc. Unfortunately there is no guarantee that what is offered is, in fact, the correct variety or has any aromatic taste.
There are many names for Gumby Gumby products and it doesn't matter how they are called - Gumby Gumby Tea, Gumby Gumby Liquid, Gumby Gumby Extract, Gumby Gumby Tonic, Gumby Gumby Salve, Gumby Gumby Cream, Gumby Gumby Lotion, Gumby Gumby Bath or Gumby Gumby Bubble Bath. We can guarantee that all our Gumby Gumby products are made 100% from the original Gumby Gumby (Pittosporum angustifolium) leaves.
Central Queensland Varieties:
Variety 1 - The original Gumby Gumby tree. This tree is not common. It has a smooth grey white bark with silver white speckles. The smooth bark is continuous into the ground. This is an erect form of the species with a deep taproot. It grows to 25 ft with a compact crown and a spread to 8 - 10 ft. The leaves are long and very narrow with a ratio of about 15 : 1.
Variety 2 - This tree is most common. It closely resembles variety 1, but has a rough blackbutt from as little as 6 inches to 3 feet or more.
Variety 3 - This tree is similar to variety 2. The silver white speckle and the area around it is raised (like mole). The leaf is large with a ratio of about 10 : 1.
Variety 4 - (Very bitter/Too Strong) This tree is similar to variety 2, but has black blotches on the bark.
Variety 5 - (Very mild/Not strong enough) Similar to variety 2. It has a grey rough butt instead of black. It has the largest of the leaves and flower for a longer time any other.
Variety 6 - (Unknown taste) Only one of these trees is known to exist in Central Queensland It has a shorter trunk with spreading dense foliage. The bark is similar to variety 4. The silver white speckle only is raised.
There are many variations and to avoid confusion the following names also refer to EXACTLY the same Australian Native Plant.
- Pittosporum Angustifolium
- Pittosporum Phylliraeoides
- Gumby Gumby
- Gumbi Gumbi
- Cumbi Cumbi
- Gumbi
- Native Apricot
- Weeping Pittosporum
- Meemeei
- Cattle Bush
- Bitter Bush
- Butter Bush
- Berrigan
Gumby Gumby is a rare member of the botanical family Pittosporum. It is a shrub or small tree native to Australia. Whilst six varieties can be found in the state of Queensland alone, it is wise to be careful when harvesting Gumby Gumby leaves as some of the varieties are toxic and only a few have a good, aromatic taste and are beneficial.
Gumby Gumby is extremely rare, as only one edible tree is found growing naturally in an average of 400 sq/km (250 sq/miles) and it is not being farmed to any large extent.
Currently there exists a cottage industry whereby people scour the bush collecting leaves and selling them to the public at markets, etc. Unfortunately there is no guarantee that what is offered is, in fact, the correct variety or has any aromatic taste.
There are many names for Gumby Gumby products and it doesn't matter how they are called - Gumby Gumby Tea, Gumby Gumby Liquid, Gumby Gumby Extract, Gumby Gumby Tonic, Gumby Gumby Salve, Gumby Gumby Cream, Gumby Gumby Lotion, Gumby Gumby Bath or Gumby Gumby Bubble Bath. We can guarantee that all our Gumby Gumby products are made 100% from the original Gumby Gumby (Pittosporum angustifolium) leaves.
Central Queensland Varieties:
Variety 1 - The original Gumby Gumby tree. This tree is not common. It has a smooth grey white bark with silver white speckles. The smooth bark is continuous into the ground. This is an erect form of the species with a deep taproot. It grows to 25 ft with a compact crown and a spread to 8 - 10 ft. The leaves are long and very narrow with a ratio of about 15 : 1.
Variety 2 - This tree is most common. It closely resembles variety 1, but has a rough blackbutt from as little as 6 inches to 3 feet or more.
Variety 3 - This tree is similar to variety 2. The silver white speckle and the area around it is raised (like mole). The leaf is large with a ratio of about 10 : 1.
Variety 4 - (Very bitter/Too Strong) This tree is similar to variety 2, but has black blotches on the bark.
Variety 5 - (Very mild/Not strong enough) Similar to variety 2. It has a grey rough butt instead of black. It has the largest of the leaves and flower for a longer time any other.
Variety 6 - (Unknown taste) Only one of these trees is known to exist in Central Queensland It has a shorter trunk with spreading dense foliage. The bark is similar to variety 4. The silver white speckle only is raised.
There are many variations and to avoid confusion the following names also refer to EXACTLY the same Australian Native Plant.
- Pittosporum Angustifolium
- Pittosporum Phylliraeoides
- Gumby Gumby
- Gumbi Gumbi
- Cumbi Cumbi
- Gumbi
- Native Apricot
- Weeping Pittosporum
- Meemeei
- Cattle Bush
- Bitter Bush
- Butter Bush
- Berrigan
Testimonials
The best feeling in the World is when you help someone without any expectations & then receive incredible testimonials by helping them regain their health using Mother Nature grown on your property!
So so blessed to be the guardian of such a blessing!
And as I’ve had my own results & conquered.. it most certainly makes it more authentic & relatable !
That in itself gives it so much more weight.
I am so grateful I stood in my power & said yes to helping many after realising this gift & it totally warms my heart to receive this & many other heart felt messages often.
Love,
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My sister in laws 17 tumors on her lungs have now all gone!
All the leaves and alternative stuff has helped
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Have the happiest new year Tammy and I look
Forward to seeing you soon
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