Wilga is a hardy inland native tree known for its drooping branches and aromatic leaves. Found across parts of South Australia, New South Wales and Queensland, this plant has long been valued by Aboriginal Australians for its traditional use in supporting comfort and wellbeing.

Its leaves were traditionally prepared as poultices, washes and inhalations, used to support the body during times of discomfort, including muscle tension, toothache and general aches.

At Woodleigh Hills, we hand-harvest Wilga and infuse it slowly to preserve its naturally occurring compounds, maintaining the integrity of the plant and its long-standing traditional use.

Naturally Occurring Compounds

Wilga contains a unique profile of plant compounds, including:

• Geijerene – associated with soothing and calming properties, traditionally linked to supporting comfort
  
• Pregeijerene – associated with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial activity
  
• Flavonoids – commonly researched for antioxidant support and skin-soothing properties
  
• Naturally occurring plant oils – contribute to respiratory comfort and general plant defence activity

Naturally Occurring Properties

Wilga is naturally associated with:

• Anti-inflammatory activity
  
• Comfort-supporting properties
  
• Antimicrobial plant activity
  
• Antioxidant support
  
• Respiratory comfort support

How We Use Wilga

At Woodleigh Hills, Wilga is used across a range of products designed to support everyday wellbeing:

• Topical rubs and balms – for muscle, joint and body comfort
  
• Massage oils – to support relaxation and ease physical tension
  
• Bath salts – to support whole-body relaxation and comfort, particularly after physical activity or long days
  
• Hydrosols – for gentle support of sensitive or reactive skin
  
• Teas – traditionally used to support internal balance and respiratory comfort

Research and clinical studies

• Chemogeography and antimicrobial activity of essential oils from Geijera parviflora and Geijera salicifolia (Rutaceae): Two traditional Australian medicinal plants
• A Review of the Ethnobotanical Use, Chemistry and Pharmacological Activities of Constituents Derived from the Plant Genus Geijera (Rutaceae)
• Compounds from Geijera parviflora with prostaglandin E2 inhibitory activity may explain its traditional use for pain relief

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.

Native Apricot is a small, slow-growing tree found throughout inland Australia, particularly in arid regions. With its twisted limbs, fragrant resin and striking orange fruit, it is a distinctive native plant valued for its traditional use in supporting skin health, balance and overall wellbeing.

For generations, Aboriginal Australians have used this plant as part of maintaining health and vitality, with applications supporting skin comfort, general wellbeing and internal balance.

At Woodleigh Hills, we use the whole plant — leaf, bark and fruit — to preserve its naturally occurring compounds and honour its traditional use.Native Apricot is a small, slow-growing tree found throughout inland Australia, particularly in arid regions. With its twisted limbs, fragrant resin and striking orange fruit, it is a distinctive native plant valued for its traditional use in supporting skin health, balance and overall wellbeing.

For generations, Aboriginal Australians have used this plant as part of maintaining health and vitality, with applications supporting skin comfort, general wellbeing and internal balance.

At Woodleigh Hills, we use the whole plant — leaf, bark and fruit — to preserve its naturally occurring compounds and honour its traditional use.

Naturally Occurring Compounds

Native Apricot contains a rich profile of plant compounds, including:

• Saponins – associated with cleansing properties and supporting the skin and immune system
  
• Flavonoids – commonly researched for antioxidant and skin-supporting properties
  
• Phenolic compounds – associated with antioxidant and protective activity
  
• Terpenes – linked to calming, soothing and antimicrobial plant activity

Naturally Occurring Properties

Native Apricot is naturally associated with:

• Antimicrobial plant activity
  
• Antioxidant protection
  
• Anti-inflammatory properties
  
• Antipruritic (anti-itch) activity
  
• Skin-soothing and conditioning properties
  
• Respiratory comfort support

How We Use Native Apricot

At Woodleigh Hills, Native Apricot is used across a range of products designed to support daily skin and overall wellbeing:

• Topical rubs and balms – to support dry, irritated or sensitive skin
  
• Massage oils – to support skin comfort and relaxation
  
• Bath salts – to support whole-body skin comfort and relaxation, particularly for dry or sensitive skin
  
• Hydrosols – for gentle support of reactive or sensitive skin
  
• Teas – traditionally used to support internal balance and wellbeing
  

Research and clinical studies

• Interactive antimicrobial and toxicity profiles of Pittosporum angustifolium Lodd. extracts with conventional antimicrobials
• Nutritional Value and Antimicrobial Activity of Pittosporum angustifolium (Gumby Gumby), an Australian Indigenous Plant
• Evaluation of Pittosporum angustifolium Lodd. leaf extracts for their biological activities and chemical profiles

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.

Maroon Bush is a resilient native shrub found throughout inland Australia, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. Recognised for its small maroon berries and hardy nature, it has long been valued by Aboriginal Australians for its traditional use in supporting wellbeing and maintaining balance within the body.

Traditionally, Maroon Bush has been used as part of a holistic approach to health, supporting the body during times of seasonal change, environmental stress and general imbalance.

At Woodleigh Hills, we carefully harvest and prepare Maroon Bush to preserve its naturally occurring compounds, maintaining the integrity of the plant and its traditional use.

Naturally Occurring Compounds

Maroon Bush contains a rich profile of plant compounds, including:

• Flavonoids – commonly researched for antioxidant and protective properties
  
• Phenolic compounds – associated with cellular protection and overall wellbeing
  
• Saponins – linked to supporting immune function and natural cleansing processes
  
• Tannins – traditionally associated with protective and antimicrobial plant activity
  
• Terpenes – associated with calming and anti-inflammatory properties

Naturally Occurring Properties

Maroon Bush is naturally associated with:

• Antimicrobial plant activity
  
• Antiviral activity
  
• Antifungal activity
  
• Anti-inflammatory properties
  
• Antioxidant protection
  
• Immune-supportive properties
  

How We Use Maroon Bush

At Woodleigh Hills, Maroon Bush is used across a range of products designed to support everyday wellbeing:

• Topical rubs and balms – to support skin comfort and hydration
  
• Massage oils – to support relaxation and skin nourishment
  
• Bath salts – to support whole-body relaxation and skin comfort
  
• Hydrosols – for gentle support of sensitive or reactive skin
  
• Teas – traditionally used to support internal balance and wellbeing

Every formulation is rooted in traditional healing and handcrafted with intention — because real medicine starts in the bush.

Research and clinical studies

• Assessment and comparison of phytochemicals and antioxidant properties from various parts of the Australian maroon bush (Scaevola spinescens)
• An examination of the medicinal potential of Scaevola spinescens: Toxicity, antibacterial, and antiviral activities
• Phenolic compounds, antioxidant and anti-cancer properties of the Australian Maroon Bush Scaevola spinescens (Goodeniaceae)

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.

Kangaroo Apple is a fast-growing native shrub found across parts of southern Australia and New Zealand. Known for its vibrant purple flowers and orange fruit, this plant has long been valued for its traditional use in supporting skin comfort and overall wellbeing.

Traditionally, it has been used externally to support skin during times of irritation, helping to calm and maintain skin balance.

At Woodleigh Hills, we honour this traditional use by working with the whole plant — leaf, stem, fruit and flower — to preserve its naturally occurring compounds and integrity.

Naturally Occurring Compounds

Kangaroo Apple contains a unique profile of plant compounds, including:

• Solasodine – a naturally occurring steroidal alkaloid studied for its role in skin-related research
  
• Solasonine & Solamargine – associated with protective and antimicrobial plant activity
  
• Phenolic compounds – commonly researched for antioxidant support
  
• Flavonoids – associated with calming and skin-supporting properties
  
• Amino acids – contribute to maintaining healthy skin, hair and nails

Naturally Occurring Properties

Kangaroo Apple is naturally associated with:

• Anti-inflammatory properties
  
• Antipruritic (anti-itch) activity
  
• Skin-soothing and conditioning properties
  
• Antimicrobial and antifungal plant activity
  
• Skin-supportive and restorative properties

How We Use Kangaroo Apple

At Woodleigh Hills, Kangaroo Apple is used across a range of products designed for targeted skin support:

• Topical rubs and balms – to support irritated or inflamed-looking skin
  
• Massage oils – to support skin comfort and relaxation
  
• Bath salts – to support whole-body skin comfort and relaxation
  
• Hydrosols – for gentle support of sensitive or reactive skin
  

Precaution

Kangaroo Apple contains naturally occurring steroidal alkaloids. Traditionally, this plant has been associated with compounds that interact with hormone-related pathways.

For this reason, Kangaroo Apple is not recommended for use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or when trying to conceive. Please consult a healthcare professional before use if you have any concerns.

Research and clinical studies

• Biosynthesis and Biological Activities of In Vitro Derived Solasodine Glycoalkaloids from Solanum laciniatum
• Medicinal significance, pharmacological activities, and analytical aspects of solasodine: A concise report of current scientific literature
• Aboriginal Bush Medicine – Uses of Kangaroo Apple

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.