List of plants known as honeybush

Last updated February 06, 2024

Honeybush is a common name for plants in the southern African genus Cyclopia , which are used to make an herbal tea.

Honeybush may also refer to:

Codon royenii , a plant species from Namibia
Cuttsia viburnea , a plant species of rainforests in New South Wales and Queensland in Australia
Hakea lissocarpha , a plant species from Western Australia
Melianthus major , a plant species from South Africa and naturalised elsewhere
Richea scoparia , a plant species from Tasmania

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