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So we've persuaded you to grow some native plants.
Good! But where are you going to get them?

You could simply go to your local plant nursery and choose from their stock. However, most nurseries in Perth stock only a few native plants - and many of these are not from WA and require a fair bit of water.

We have a "catch 22" situation in which they don't stock our plants because  there is little demand and so few people look for them and consequently there is indeed little demand. By all means  ask them to get in the plants you want, to convince them there is a demand.

Where & how to get native plants

Here is a list of nurseries in the Perth area that specialize in native plants.

  • APACE COMMUNITY REVEGETATION NURSERY, 1 Johannah St N. Fremantle (specializes in plants local to the Perth area). Their "sub-site" has a soil map and the catalogue is linked to it.

  • AUSTALIAN NATIVE NURSERIES GROUP, 141 King Road, Oakford WA 6121. (Supplies a range of tube stock plus some larger plants)

  • BOOLA WONGIN NURSERY, 619 Armadale Road, Forestdale. Web site has much information on aboriginal plant names and uses.

  • CARRAMAR COASTAL NURSERY, Lot 5/885 Mandurah Rd, Secret Harbour. (specializes in coastal plants)

  • LULLFITZ NURSERY,  Caporn St cnr Honey Rd, Wanneroo

  • MEN OF THE TREES. The link is to their nursery and catalogue page. Here is the link to their main page.

  • MUCHEA TREE FARM, Lot 214 Archibold St Muchea, WA6501(The link is to their catalogue of WA plants.)

  • ORANGE VALLEY NURSERY specialises in Eremophilas but has other stock. Open by appointment only - phone (08) 9293 2569, 0407904386.

  • TRANEN REVEGETATION SYSTEMS supplies seed of Australian species

  • ZANTHORREA NURSERY, 155 Watson Rd, Maida Vale (Their web site has a stock list)

Alternatives

Join the Wildflower society.
Many branches have plants for sale or as door prizes at their monthly meetings.

Plants are also for sale at the Wildflower Society Nursery at Landsdale Farm School (80 Landsdale Rd, Landsdale) on Saturday mornings. Ring Dave Bright (0412405730) for details.

The Eastern Hills Branch holds its plant sale on the Saturday before Mother's Day from 9 AM to 1 PM at the Octagonal Hall, McGlew Rd. Glen Forest. Here is a link to their web site.

Make friends with a member who is keen on propagation.

More Alternatives

You can obtain a large range of seeds of native plants from Nindethana Seed Service and from Australian Native Seeds Online

The Friends of Kings Park conduct plant sales at various times through the year.

The Mandurah wildflower group has an extensive catalogue of attractive and unusual plants for sale

Learn how to propagate our plants. You will be given a booklet on How to Grow Native Plants when you join the society and you can also buy it from our booklist.

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