Australias First Ethnobotanical Medicine Gardens. Suppliers of seed, plants and dried herbs from all over the world. Encouraging empowerment through the garden and kitchen. PRIVATE ENTERPRISE. NO GOVERNENT TIES OR SUBSIDIES.
Growit Seeds was established in 2004 due to the needs of gardeners being able to purchase a good amount of seed at a reasonable price. At Growit Seeds we aim to provide you with the highest quality seed and exceptional service. All seed is packed fresh and processed as soon as orders are received And remember, 'The nicest people you meet are Gardeners'
Don't take the risk - use a licensed lanscaper, N. S. W. trade accredited landscaper-lic No 144124c, Natural pond and water feature specialists, Creative design and construction, Complete residential & commercial landscaping service
The Nursery is an exotic haven of traditional stone treasures, fountain features, thatched lanterns, gongs, flags, authentic Balinese gates and a myriad of many other garden items imported from Bali, Lombok and Java - possibly the largest such collection in Queensland, and all very resonably priced. The Nursery specialises in tropical plants and palms - many rare varieties are available.
chicpeas-gardens for flavour: vege gardens for children and people who love to cook. We do the work, you eat the results. Call Sharon @ chicpeas to organise your own garden. chicpeas builds and maintains vege gardens to suit all ages and spaces across Melbourne. Grow vegetables, herbs and fruits with amazing flavours and variety. Cut down on trips to the supermarket. Start composting your food scraps and reduce your home's carbon emissions and throw-away rubbish. Good eating!
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