We are open and wish you
many happy plantings for 2022.
You are welcome to visit or
you can order plants,
and ask questions
by email or our contact page.
Local plants for
Local conditions by
Local people
email - gcln@westnet.com.au
400 native plant species from South West Australia.
Bulk ordering online is possible.
Order now for Autumn planting - the best time to plant in our opinion.
Local plants for
Local conditions by
Local people.
email - gcln@westnet.com.au
The heat of summer is arriving.
Planting now, can be successful with regular watering.
The experts at GCLN suggest planning and ordering now, for delivery between May and August 2022.
Plants in the ground that that time will add beauty and provenance to your garden.
Ask us what will work in your area.
If you can't get here in person, please send us a message or bulk order request
(from our contact page) or
call on 0429644885 or
email: gcln@westnet.com.au
If you wish to donate your Container Deposit Refunds to the nursery, the reference number is C10344882
Geographe Community Landcare Nursery
Local native plants
Local people working together
A thriving natural environment
Advice
Expert advice on South West WA native plants.
Bulk Plant Stock
High quality native seedlings for wholesale orders.
Consultancy
Local re-vegetation projects using local plants.
Visit Us
Opening Hours
after January 10th 2022
Mon |
8-4 |
Tue |
8-4 |
Wed |
9-2 |
Thu |
9-2 |
Fri |
9-2 |
We are open on the 4th SATURDAY of the month - MARCH to NOVEMBER. 9-3 pm
Other times by appointment
Join us on Facebook
Connect with us and our wonderful supports and volunteers.
We regularly post new photos and videos as the seasons change. Join our private group for great discussions.
Wholesale
We grow a wide selection of native plant species from the South West of Australia, with over 200 species available to order from our Wholesale Catalog list.
Hundreds of other species are also available, subject to enquiry. And if you can't find a particular species on our Full Plant List, please ask about it - we are always attempting new species.