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Hedges, trees, natives, fruit trees and pots from partner nurseries around Australia, delivered to Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and beyond. Freight is quoted with multiple freight companies and passed on at cost.
Over 60 of the plants Australian gardeners buy most
Local growers
Grown near you, on a truck within days
Most of our plants come from growers in South East Queensland and the Sydney basin, so orders for Brisbane and Sydney are usually on a truck within days. Freight is quoted with multiple freight companies and passed on at cost.
Send us four photos and answer ten quick questions. In two business days you get a plan for your actual garden, pictures of it grown in, every plant placed, counted and priced at trade, and one tap to order the lot.
Designed from your photos in 2 business days
Every plant checked for your postcode and priced at trade
Search plants or upload your landscape plan: get a live-priced list you can share, print, or buy in one click. Planning a hedge? Get exact plant counts for your metres.
Every order is checked with the grower before freight is booked, so the plants you see are the plants that arrive.
Potted plants travel upright on a pallet, by truck
Tubestock travels by post, in a box
Pots and garden goods come packed separately
1Order onlinePick your plants and sizes. Your confirmation email arrives straight away.
2The grower confirms your stockWe check every plant is ready at the nursery before anything is booked.
3Freight quoted and bookedQuoted with multiple freight companies. You get the carrier and delivery window by email.
4Delivered to your doorPacked upright and delivered Australia wide, to the kerb at your address.
Freight at cost, no margin
We pass the freight quote through at cost. One truck carries a whole garden, so adding more plants from the same grower adds very little to the freight.
30 day healthy plant guarantee
If a plant arrives in poor shape, send us a photo within 30 days and we sort it out with a replacement or a refund. Read the guarantee
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 12040 reviews.
We bought Star Jasmine from Nursery Near Me about a year ago and I can’t get over the difference! They started out as little plants on stakes and now they’re climbing up and across the fence, exactly what we had hoped for. It’s made such a difference to the side of our house.
We’ve since ordered some amazing lilly pillys from them too, which have also taken off! Every experience we’ve had has been amazing. We’re so happy with how everything is coming along and would happily order from them again!
These Lilly Pilly Resistance have been in the ground for just over 12 months and have done fantastically well. They arrived in excellent condition and have never looked back.
The plants arrived quickly and were as described on the website. Since planting on a few weeks ago they have flourished and are now flowering.
Definitely visit NNM again!
Originally I put the 2 Ixoras in separate pots on either side of our main balcony, with very different results. The one on the right hand side of the balcony has grown mostly straight up and now has 11 flower buds with the first close to opening. The left hand one has grown in a more bushy habit which I prefer - but has no flowers! I have come to the conclusion that the left hand one was just not receiving enough sun, so about 2 weeks ago I moved it to stand beside the other one and I am now hoping that it will eventually flower this season
Our gorgeous olive tree is growing beautifully! I bought a 45L Kalamata in January. I’m not quite sure what kind of pruning it needs but am happy to let it flourish for now. I occasionally add tomato plant fertiliser, watering it every 4 days or so as it is already hot. The only downside was the cost of shipping - $150. I could have bought from a closer source. The fact this one hasn’t dies in its first year in my care is a big win 😊
Bought these Viburnum plants from A Nursery Near Me as Tube stock, so they were very small when I planted them. They are now starting to look awesome. I'm making a fence around the front of our house using the Viburnum to create a privacy fence. Can't wait till they get to 2 meters tall. I've planted these along our side fence as well. Very healthy plants. Only had 2 plants that struggled. I just swapped them out for faster growing ones. So very happy with these plants.
My Fried egg plant is growing slowly but steadily. Would help if I put it in a more appropriate sized container but it is so easy to look after. Zero complaints and arrived quickly all the way to WA and in great condition thank you!
Well, i ordered three crepe myrtle tube stock in April last year and wasnt sure how they would survive the harsh Canberra winter. For months they all looked like tiny dead sticks and I knew there was a chance they actually might be dead. But no! Come Sept the little leaf buds started popping out and I am sure they have each grown about 1cm already in 2 months!! I can't wait until they start producing those beautiful pink flowers in a few years!!
growing in pots until ready to plant into garden which will be soon as it is now warm enough to grow through the summer
Had plenty of flowers come and go and the plants have increased in quantity but will go better in the ground
Thoroughly enjoying watching this magnificent plant grow. Was touch and go at first. A little care and persistence has seen this beautiful plant start to grow into something amazing.
Hopeful to maybe share again one day in its full glory. Thankyou to Nursery Near me for getting it to me, only to see it blossom into something amazing.
Tell the supplier to NOT cut the roots off before shipment would be helpful.
Please don't bother crediting me the $50 because after paying $400 for each tree, 50 is an insult.
We only planted in July and it’s already flowering, with many buds about to open.
It has withstood periods of dry, windy and wet weather.
Can’t wait for it to reach its full height.
The tube stock banksia looked so tiny but obviously robust and doing well. Lots of new growth. Gardening on shallow soil over shale so went to a bit of trouble to planting raised in a sandy, draining native soil mix.
Store owner replied:
Thank you, Lynda. Spreading plants that close over the soil and shade the weeds out are doing exactly their job, and the cover only gets thicker from here. Lovely to see them in your photo.
Amber
As you can see my climbing rose has a long way to go before it matches the photo on your site. You can probably tell by the trellis behind my plant that I have great expectations! However it has established well and seems happy with its position.
Store owner replied:
Thanks Janelle, and the trellis says you have the right plan for it. Lady Banks is one of the quickest climbers we sell once its roots are down, but a tube spends its first season building that root system before it climbs, so the photo on the site is a few seasons of growth away. Established and happy in its spot is the hard part done; a feed in spring and a deep water through the hot weeks will have it reaching for that trellis next year.
Emily
Store owner replied:
Thanks April. Grass trees are slow and steady, so a healthy tube with good colour is the best possible start. Full sun, sharp drainage and very little fuss and it will build its trunk over the years.
Amber
Delivery was prompt and the tree was in perfect condition. Would recommend using these guys as it was a great experience
Store owner replied:
Thank you, Mark. Water Gums at 25L settle in quickly once their roots are down, and yours looks well placed in your photo. Deep water through the first summer and the fluffy yellow flowers will follow in a season or two.
Emily
Subject: Inquiry regarding the health of recently purchased Magnolia tree
Hi Team,
I am writing to seek your assistance and professional advice regarding a Magnolia tree I recently purchased from you.
The tree does not seem to be in very good health, and I have noticed the following issues:
1. Yellowing and Black Spots on Leaves: Ever since I brought it home, some leaves started turning yellow. Currently, many of the leaves have developed noticeable black spots (as shown in the attached photos).
2. No New Shoots: So far, the tree has not grown any new shoots or leaves.
3. Flowering: Surprisingly, despite the lack of new foliage growth, it is currently showing flower buds/blooms.
I am unsure if this is due to transplant shock, a fungal issue (such as leaf spot or black mould), or a nutrient deficiency.
I have attached a few photos for your reference. Could you please advise:
Is this condition expected after transplanting?
What treatment, fertilizer, or corrective measures would you recommend to help it recover?
Thank you very much for your time and guidance. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Tung Ming Cheung
Store owner replied:
Thank you for the detail and the photos. This is common for a magnolia in its first weeks in the ground: a tree this size builds roots before new leaves, and some older leaves yellow and drop while it does, so buds without new shoots is not unusual. The black spots are usually a minor leaf spot on those older leaves; pick off the worst, keep water off the foliage, water deeply rather than often, mulch to the drip line and hold the fertiliser until new growth shows. If it goes backwards, email sales@nurserynearme.com.au with your order number and the photos: every plant is covered by our 30-day healthy plant guarantee.
Amber
We transplanted the magnolia a couple of months ago and it is thriving - no flowers yet but it has grown in height and the branches have spread. We are quite delighted with it's progress - such a healthy and happy plant 🪴 😀
Store owner replied:
Lovely to hear, Merrita. A Little Gem that puts on height and spread in its first season has settled in well, and the flowers follow once it has stopped putting everything into roots and leaves.
Emily
Grown well and survived winter giving new leaves..
Store owner replied:
Great news, Dragan. A frangipani that leafs up straight after winter has a strong root system under it. Keep it on the dry side through the cooler months and let it dry out between waterings in summer.
Emily
Store owner replied:
Thanks Phil. Silver Spoons are tough as old boots once they are in: full sun, well drained soil and not much water, and they will form a neat silver clump.
Amber
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