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Nurseries - Seed Suppliers |
Seed Suppliers -Heirloom, Heritage, etc
Eden Seeds - Queensland
The catalogue is a great reference with its colour pictures helping you decide between varieties of vegetables. Estimated days from sowing to harvest is helpful too. www.edenseeds.com.au Phoenix Seeds - TasmaniaA wide variety of unusual edible (and other) plants' seed are on offer through this mail-order business. The catalogue is informative and inspiring. PO Box 207 Snug TAS 7054 ph: 03 6267 9663(messages) fax: 03 6267 9592 The Digger's Club - VictoriaDiggers sell many edible plants and seeds both by mail-order and also from their display gardens at Heronswood. Their colour catalogue isa useful reference of unusual edible plants. www.diggers.com.au The Lost Seed - Tasmania
A good range of seeds, especially good for Tasmanians as they can supply potato tubers and tomato seeds not able to be sent from the mainland. www.thelostseed.com.au Southern Harvest - Tasmania
Sam sells unusual vegetable and herb seeds (amongst other things) on Saturday morning at Salamanca Market, and can also be contacted at:
PO Box 805 Kingston
Tasmania 7051 http://www.southernharvest.com.au/ |
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Bulleen Art and Garden Nursery - Bulleen This warm and friendly retail nursery in the Eastern suburbs has a particular focus on plants for produce gardens, and has a permaculture food forest on display. One of their staff, Jo, runs the dedicated area for their produce plants, including managing a small chook house! The nursery manager Anna is able to find all manner of unusual edible plants on request. Bulleen Art and Garden is an SGA accredited nursery - check their website for a lot more sustainable gardening ideas. www.baag.com.au ph: 03 9850 5155 Yalca Fruit Trees - Northern Victoria - delivering to Melbourne and country Victoria, also by mail
Campbell Holt has an amazing array of fruiting trees (mostly deciduous and some evergreen) and vines/canes, with lovely descriptions so you know what to expect. He stocks many Heritage apple varieties. With his wife Tanya, he delivers to various locations in Melbourne and country Victoria, or you can pick up at their nursery. Bare-rooted trees can also be mailed. Orders are from late Autumn till the end of July. The catalogue makes great reading for the fruit growing enthusiast - get one from www.yalcafruittrees.com or email:
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Island Herbs and Perennials - Snug, Tasmania
Lindy Campbell runs this treasure trove of unusual herbs and perennials including plants for kitchen, health, and fabric dyeing. Her stall can be found at the wonderful Salamanca Market in Hobart, or she can be contacted at : (03) 6267 9218 fax : (03) 6267 9156
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Woodbridge Fruit Trees - Southern TasmaniaBob Magnus is a Tasmanian fruit tree institution - the nursery he started specialises in preserving old varieties chosen for flavour, rather than supermarket 'perfection'. The nursery is now run by his son and son-in-law, with Bob 'retired' but still involved. Trees are mailed bare-rooted in Winter.
www.woodbridgefruittrees.com.au
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