Myrtus communis

Fruits are used in liquors production of, such as the Sardinian Myrtle, as spice, food and for jam production. The wood, hard, can be employed for a small objects manufacture and it's good as firewood and an excellent coal. Many folk customs in ancient. Alternative medicine, phytotherapy, homeopathy and cosmetic industry. Ornamental plant. Unifloral honey production and biodiversity.