How long does it take for tube stock to grow?
This usually takes around 12 weeks.
Where can I buy cheap plants online?
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Where is Australian plants online based?
Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Our plants are raised on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland – the premier tubestock production area of Australia (and a beautiful place to visit!)
Is it safe to order plants online?
Is it safe to order garden supplies online? Although it’s wise to be concerned about package safety during quarantines, or any time you’re ordering plants online, the risk of contamination is actually very low.
How can I get free plants?
Just approach a local govt nursery. Talk to the manager and he will help you to procure free plants.
How often should I water my tube stock?
Keep watering….. say every 4 days for about 3 weeks or so (depending on time of year and rain patterns). Rule of thumb, green or not!….. If the soil is dry about 2 inches down (thumb length), water the plant…. and remember to water thoroughly or not at all.
Can you plant Australian natives in summer?
Planting should preferably be done in the cooler months of the year: autumn, winter or early spring. There is usually a higher rainfall in these months which will reduce the need for watering. However, if you can water, then planting in summer can be very successful.
How do I get cheap big plants?
Shop locally – it’s a great way to get cheap or even free plants. Look for plant swaps, plant fairs or on local recycling websites. 2. You can often find seeds at the local supermarket or online.
What is a tube stock plant?
As a term used widely by the industry, tubestock refers to plants grown in smaller nursery containers or ‘cells’ (typically between 40-70mm in size) to encourage a fully established root system prior to being planted out.
What are native Australian plants?
Proteaceae. The Proteaceae family of flowering plants, including banksias, grevilleas and waratahs, are among Australia’s most popular natives.
Is it cheaper to buy plants online or a nursery?
Ordering plants online is a lot more expensive (for the size of the plant you get) than purchasing locally. Plants purchased online are often be MUCH smaller than those you’d find at a local nursery.