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Advanced trees and hedging by Nursery Near Me | ArchitectureAu

ArchitectureAU •
October 27, 2026 • 03:30:10 AM
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Advanced trees and hedging by Nursery Near Me

Advanced trees and hedging by Nursery Near Me | ArchitectureAu

Learn more about this product on the Nursery Near Me website.

Nursery Near Me supplies advanced trees , screening and hedging plants and Australian natives to residential and commercial projects in every mainland state, direct from the growers to the site. The range covers more than 2,600 plants in more than 10,000 sizes, from tubestock for mass planting to advanced container trees that arrive by truck. Hedging is sold by the plant or by the metre and screening plants are sorted by mature height, so a boundary, a courtyard and a car park can be specified from one list.

For specifiers, every plant page carries the mature height and width, the growth rate, the climate zones it suits, light and water needs and the sizes in stock, with photographs of the stock itself rather than library images. Plants are grown by Australian wholesale nurseries and matched to the project’s state, so a Melbourne planting arrives from a cool-climate grower and a Brisbane one from the subtropics. Nursery Near Me analysed a year of our orders, 20,604 plants across 3,165 orders, and published the results state by state as the What Australia Planted study. It is free to reproduce with attribution.

Orders are delivered to the site address, with advanced and large stock quoted for delivery by truck and smaller lines sent by courier, and trade accounts are available to practices and contractors. Browse the trees range and the hedging and screening range .

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