Nurseries in Perth (forum)

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WA peoples - has any one ever heard of....Lavender Blue Nursery, 176 Anzac Road, Mount Hawthorne, WA 6016 (08) 9444 4826 work hours, no mail order., 176 Anzac Road, Mount Hawthorne, WA 6016 (08) 9444 4826 work hours, no mail order or....... The Rare Tree Company, Lot 41 Hummerston Street, Mount Helena WA 6555, (08) 9572 1311 work hours., Lot 41 Hummerston Street, Mount Helena WA 6555, (08) 9572 1311 work hours.

I have just found them on a webpage - not sure how old the web page is, but just wondering if anyone had heard of these and if so have they to please provide some feedback about what they sell.

Time: 4th May 2008 6:33pm

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Anonymous says...
scarbourgh beach rd mt hawthorn

Time: 14th May 2008 10:26pm

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Manda says...
Do you mean that Lavender Blue Nursery in Mt Haethorne???? Have you been there??? is it any good for fruit trees?

Time: 14th May 2008 10:40pm

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Leona says...
I thought this one had closed down?

Time: 14th May 2008 10:48pm

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Stella says...
Manda, I don't think the Rare Tree Co sells Fruit trees and I thought they had shifted from Mt Helena. I know people who live up there, if you want, I can get them to check it out.

Time: 15th May 2008 4:44pm

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Manda says...
Thanks for info Stella....

If the people are passing by or have been there could you ask them if they do stock Fruit trees???

Time: 15th May 2008 5:12pm

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Stella says...
Will do.

Time: 15th May 2008 7:15pm

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Charles cant spell says...
So updating this link. I take it those two places linked above have closed?

That leaves local sources as Tass1, Lena, Wandilla, Dawsons, Bunnings, WAldecks, any other places that have fruit trees/berries/edibles that we people from WA should be aware of.

Also paper/quokka/ebay can somthimes have stuff for sale.

Any other ideas ?

Time: 30th January 2010 1:58am

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Violet_Cactus says...
The best place in Australia to buy fruit trees is DALEYS but due to quarantine laws that's not always easy if you live in Western Oz.

LENA NURSERY
Located in Wangara and offer a large range of fruit trees including apples, nectaries, plums and apricots, citrus trees, tropical fruit trees including Indian guava, mangos, avocados. and olives trees
384 Wanneroo Rd Wangara, WA 6065
Phone: ( 08) 9409 9899 Fax: (08) 94096729
Opening Hours: 8.00am - 4.30pm Monday to Friday 9.00am - 4.30pm Weekends & Public Holidays.

WANDILLA NURSERY
811 Welshpool Rd, Wattle Grove, Western Australia, 6107.
Ph 08 94539779
Large range of fruit trees.

TASS1 TREES NURSERY
Open from Saturday - Sunday, 9am-5pm
Contact Name: Joe
Address: 1072 Great Northern HIGHWAY
Swan Valley
Western Australia 6056
Mobile: 0419 988 344
Fax: 08 9296 0042
Email: joe@tass1trees.com.au

DAWSON'S GARDEN WORLD
Garden Centre and Head Office,
160 Hale Road Forrestfield
Ph 08 94536533 Fax 08 94539520

Joondalup Garden Centre
Cnr Joondalup Drive & Cord Street
Ph 08 93000733 Fax 08 93001244

Charles, is 'paper' an online auction site? Do you have a link?

Time: 30th January 2010 2:30pm

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Charles cant spell says...
Violet thanks for that. Daileys being the best choice for sure, thats why we are all here. Unfortunately shipment/quarantine and postage make Daileys a last resort for the hard/rare stuff for us for W.A. rather than the easy first choice.

By "paper" I meant the local newspaper and for sale section in the other papers.

Time: 30th January 2010 3:49pm

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Kath says...
The little nursery at Serpentine in the main street is small but has very healthy sun-hardened stock & is very reasonable price wise. Was there yesterday & she has pawpaws, kiwifruit, citrus etc-all really good stock & as a bonus Karen is a nice lady running a small friendly business in a lovely little town -nice day trip from Perth-great shop over the road 'Blue Moon Collectables for a browse while you're there. Phone for opening times first as she varies them with the season-0418956349

Time: 30th January 2010 7:08pm

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Kath says...
Also, not really Perth but pretty close now the freeway's opened-a nursery Mish plugged on another topic-Meadow Springs Garden Centre- behind City Farmers on Hampton Street. I went for a 'look' & ended up buying my sawberry guava there. It too had healthy stock.

but Serpi is my favourite!=like the drive through the country to get there.

Time: 31st January 2010 11:14am

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Charles cant spell says...
mmmm Paw paw, is it mt pawpaw (babaco) did you notice?

Time: 31st January 2010 1:42pm

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Kath says...
No Charles, they weren't babacos ,just bisexual run of the mill pawpaw-looked really healthy-didn't check the price as I don't need any more. Maybe ring first to check price, any left & opening times.

Time: 31st January 2010 2:46pm

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Jac says...
Can anyone tell me where I can get different types of lavender plant. I want to get them in bulk and use them as border in the garden.

Time: 30th March 2010 3:29pm

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Jimmy says...
Benara nsy, australia's biggest nursery.

woods cottage nsy

landsdale plants



Time: 31st March 2010 11:20am

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jenny says...
Hi anyone locally please help me!!!
I realy need a supply of pawpaw leaves in order to try to help cure my cancer.
the benifits of these leaves have for years been known. I require the leaves to boil for 2 hours to drink as water 3 time /day, as a last chance in my cure for cancer.
Hope this works so if anyone will allow me the use of their tree within 30 km around perth area or close by i will be forever thankful.
please email me thinh_nhu_y@yahoo.com
gerard b and family

Time: 19th October 2010 4:38pm

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Jim says...
Hi Jenny

Hopefully someone local can offer you some leaves. You could also try any of the nurseries that stock papaya such as Tass1. I was told (not confirmed by my own eyes) the other day that there is a couple of large trees in a front yard in Lefroy Rd in Beaconsfield. It might be worth knocking on their door given your situation.

all the best


Time: 19th October 2010 5:41pm

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snottiegobble says...
Sorry Jenny I cant help with the pawpaw leaves though the carica group which also include Babaco & mountain papaya seem to have similar essential papain content that is recommended for people with pancreatic disease so that would broaden your scope somewhat. meanwhile you cannot go wrong eating asparagus every day & drinking turmeric & ginger tea. Also check out mangosteen/xanthones in www.pubmed.com
& get back to me if you wish to try the juice.
best wishes.

Time: 19th October 2010 6:07pm

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Meggy says...
I am in desperate need of a Miracle Berry Tree in Perth. Joe at Tass1 does not have any and i really really really want one.
Any suggestions? ideas?
megandel@gmail.com

Time: 21st October 2010 12:52pm

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Jim says...
Pretty sure I have seen them for sale in the Quokka before.

Time: 21st October 2010 7:35pm

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Mikey Mike says...
Advanced Plant Nursery Dundebar Rd Wannaroo Just bought a very advanced Wurtz Avocado tree with tiny fruit on for $160

Time: 22nd October 2010 12:30pm

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mangotango says...
u can always try cultivate them yourself. What I do is get a pawpaw from the supermarket(make sure its seeded) and plant them into the ground. They grow quite easily and there are 5 trees in my garden now.

Time: 29th January 2011 2:06pm

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Charles cant spell says...
Yeah try gumtree and quokka there is at least one person selling them.

Time: 30th January 2011 11:24pm

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JThomas says...
If anyone is in need of plants or gardening products, wholesale nurseries provide far better cost savings in my experiences. For instance, Mikey mike i bought a Wurtz avocado tree not long ago for less than a $100...

Time: 16th August 2011 3:19pm

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Jimmy says...
Long way to truck them Darwin to perth= $$$$

Time: 17th August 2011 1:21pm

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kim says...
I highly recommend Blooming Nursery in Jandabup for Perth people - their prices are so reasonable that i've gone broke after discovering them. And they have all the hard to find trees/plants etc.

Time: 4th April 2012 2:42am

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