Red Anther Wallaby Grass in Flower. Mt Murramurrangbong. 23km SE of Wodonga

Our Native Garden Nursery - registered not-for-profit charity.

We supply native plants that are local to the Albury/Wodonga region for revegetation projects, landscaping, or the home garden. We source our local seed from either our own collection (we are licensed) or other approved suppliers

Yes we are OPEN this grand final weekend (for both retail sales and volunteers) The re-use shop next door won’t be so the chain will be up, closing the carpark. No sweat - simply park out on Kane Rd as shown. See you there 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌳🌳🌳🌳
Yes we are OPEN this grand final weekend (for both retail sales and volunteers) The re-use shop next door won’t be so the chain will be up, closing the carpark. No sweat - simply park out on Kane Rd as shown. See you there 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌳🌳🌳🌳
This is a local form of Indigofera australis, only minutes away from flowering, on Mt Murramurangbong.
“…the primary aim is to maintain diversity (but this is not achieved by introducing alien or even native species outside their natural ranges.) L.A.S. Johnson, (1925-1997) Director and Chief Botanist, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney could
We often get asked about ground covers, here is an idea from the RBGV using our native bidgee widgee and local native grasses.
It was worth the walk to bring the bins in this morning, spotted some new spring growth on the everlasting daisies, some chocolate lily shoots and 2 pink flowers on one indigofera. Spring (not winter) is coming 🌱 Great time to get some plants in t
We wouldn’t exist without volunteers. The plants you see in our nursery? Seed sown by (and maybe even collected by) volunteers. After germination, those little seedlings are ‘pricked out’ into tubes to grow further. By volunteers.
Local native plants. We specialise in only propagating and selling plants that are indigenous to our local region. No nursery hybrids, just the plants as they are. Local native animals rely on these plants. And the plants themselves are naturally a
Just about every facet of a plant has a botanical description. This is key (pun intended….. stay tuned) because in order identify a plant you use a botanic (drum roll please…) key. Ba da boom. A key is just a simple sequence to identi
An off track seed collection foray for 2 of our volunteers. This northeast facing hillside is typical of this section of Mt Murramurrangbong (near Kiewa). Mostly red stringybarks with occasional Brittle gums. And a grassland dominated by red anther w
local Wallaby grass during seed collection
some of the 30000 plants we grew in 2022