Autumn Special

🍂 Autumn Plant Sale – Beautify Your Space and Support the Environment! 🍂

As the days grow cooler and the colours deepen, it’s the perfect time to plant! This autumn, we’re offering a special selection of hardy natives and unique indoor plants at discounted prices to help you green your garden, rejuvenate your space, and support local biodiversity.

Take advantage of our Autumn Special on the following plants:

🌱 100mm White Cypress – Callitris glaucophylla
A hardy native conifer, ideal for windbreaks, habitat plantings, and drought-tolerant landscaping.
Only $4.00 each

🌿 200mm Sandpaper Fig – Ficus coronata (Indoor Plant)
A lush, tropical-looking plant with rough-textured leaves – great for brightening your indoor spaces.
Just $9.00 each

🌺 50mm FC Narrow Leaf Bottlebrush – Callistemon linearis
Loved by pollinators, this compact shrub is perfect for borders and native gardens.
Only $2.75 each

🌾 50mm FC Australian Vetiver – Chrysopogon filipes
An excellent choice for erosion control and deep soil structure repair – a regenerative favourite.
Only $2.75 each

🌳 50mm FC Belah – Casuarina cristata
A drought-tolerant tree valued for its deep roots and importance to black cockatoo habitat.
Just $2.75 each

🍯 50mm FC Bracelet Honey Myrtle – Melaleuca armillaris
Attractive flowering shrub with a sweet scent – perfect for bees and natural screens.
$2.75 each

🌼 50mm FC Broad Leaf Paperbark – Melaleuca quinquenervia
Water-loving, shade-giving and rich in texture – great for wetlands and damp zones.
$2.75 each

🌿 200mm Triple-Planted Silky Oak – Grevillea robusta (Indoor Plant)
Striking foliage and structure – this stunning indoor plant adds height and greenery to your home.
Only $9.00 each


Our Nursery is open Monday - Wednesday - Friday 9am-2pm at 300 Wallamore Road.



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Burdekin plum (Pleiogynium timoriense)

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