Fragonia
All About Fragonia
Fragonia smells like a cross between eucalyptus and tea tree, with a touch of floral. It's essential oil, is gaining in popularity. It is high in 1,8-cineole, like eucalyptus, and is a favorite for freshining the air.
Fun Fact
Fragonia is in the same plant family (Myrtaceae) as eucalyptus, tea tree, manuka, cajuput, and niaouli.
Fragonia Research
Limited research is available on fragonia. Multiple studies have been conducted related to its key constituents of 1,8-cineole, alpha pinene, linalool, alpha terpineol, para cymene, and myrtenol. Its components have shown antimicrobial, and insect repelling activities. A few human studies have demonstrated the benefits of key constituents to aid in respiratory complaints. More research is needed. Click the button below for a detailed review of research.
Fragonia Herb and Essential Oil
Latin Name: Agonis fragrans
Family: Myrtaceae
Plant Description
Fragonia is a tall shrub with small white flowers. It's leaves have a eucalyptus-like aroma.
Essential Oil Description
Oil is steam distilled from the twigs. The aroma is medicinal, like tea tree, and slightly floral.
Key Constituents
1,8-Cineole
Alpha Pinene
Linalool
Alpha Terpineol
Para Cymene
Myrtenol
