We are transitioning from a traditional community nursery to a sustainable social enterprise,
underpinned by an expanded nursery and seed bank, strong partnerships,
and a vibrant volunteer-led community hub.
Including wholesale, large scale revegetation orders and custom orders
We supply high quality native plants for projects of every scale. We can also propagate from client provided seed or source provenance appropriate material to meet specific project requirements.
Visit the nursery to select and purchase plants suited to your garden and to local wildlife, with advice from the volunteers and staff who grow them.
Give the gift of native plants – vouchers are available at the nursery and coming soon, will be available online
Native seed collection, processing and storage, contract collections, and provance-specific supply for revegetation projects.
We provide revegetation and bush regeneration advice, wetland establishment and landscaping guidance, plant requirement assessments, training for seed collection and processing, and propagation workshops.
Bring your school or community group for a propagation day, seed sowing event or nursery tour.
29 Kane Rd, Wodonga
We are adjacent to the
Re-use Shop at
Wodonga Transfer Station.
Please park in the Re-use Shop carpark.
Follow the nursery signs and walk through.
Volunteers help with seed sowing, plant propagation, pot washing and general nursery support duties on Fridays and Saturdays from 10am-1pm
Find out more about the ONG community & volunteering
A social enterprise is a business, for good. We trade like any other business but exist to make the world a better place.
Social enterprises do three things:
To find out more see our Strategic Plan
We grow thriving native plants from the Albury Wodonga area bound for plantings that boost biodiversity and air, soil and water quality. As they grow, they provide ecosystem services that benefit natural areas, agriculture systems and urban communities.
We champion local native flora, supporting landscape restoration and giving rare species a fighting chance against extinction.
We team up with a wide range of partners and support volunteers who are the backbone of our organisation to grow a stronger, more connected community.
We help gardeners pick plants that are good for their gardens and great for our local wildlife. Fewer weedy plants in gardens means fewer weeds sneaking into our bushland.
We run and support events that get people excited to learn about native plants, our environment, all while gathering data that fuels real scientific research and informs action.
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