12 August 2026
What is Gumby Gumby?
Gumby Gumby (Pittosporum angustifolium) is a small tree or shrub native to arid and semi-arid regions of Australia. It has been used for generations in traditional Aboriginal bush medicine.
The plant is characterised by its long, narrow leaves and small yellow flowers that develop into orange woody capsules. It is a resilient species, well adapted to the harsh Australian climate.
People are drawn to Gumby Gumby for many different reasons, and some choose to include it as part of their personal approach to wellbeing. The leaves are typically harvested, dried, and prepared in various ways – including as a tea, in capsules, or infused into oils.
Traditional use
Gumby Gumby has a long history of use in traditional Aboriginal bush medicine. It is one of many native plants that have been used for generations across various regions of Australia.
We encourage everyone to do their own research when considering any supplements, and to seek advice from a qualified health professional.
Our approach
At Luscombe Herbals, we harvest Gumby Gumby leaves locally near Clermont, Queensland. We dry them naturally and cool-mill them into a fine powder, then encapsulate with minimal intervention.
We aim to keep our products available at a reasonable price and to maintain the quality and care that Steve's customers have come to expect over more than 13 years.
Information on this website is general in nature and is provided for general reference only. It is not intended as medical advice. Please seek advice from a qualified health professional before using any supplement.