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Plant Multi Nursery

Locality: Kilsyth South

Phone: +61 3 9762 6909

Address: 423 Liverpool Road 3137 Kilsyth South, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.plantmultinursery.com

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25.01.2022 Leucadendron 'Pot of Gold' Has a lovely Green and Yellow variegated foliage with Red stems and develops beautiful yellow Bird and Bee attracting blooms in Spring #potofgold #leucadendron

24.01.2022 A little stroll in the garden with Oreo and Prickles The sun is setting before 6pm now so it’s the perfect time of year to walk the gardens later in the day. Grab your best mates, furry friends and enjoy the gardens after dark

22.01.2022 Davallia canariensis - hare’s foot fern #fern #ferns #fernery #plant #plants #indoorplant #indoorplants #indoorjungle #green #greenery #wholsale #wholsaleplants #biemondnurseries

21.01.2022 HELP! We've developed this new selection of Leucadendron and she needs a name any suggestions would be much appreciated :) #leucadendrons #conebush

20.01.2022 What a fantastic idea.........Merry Christmas everybody.

19.01.2022 A few of my favourite flowers from last night @ Cactus Country

18.01.2022 At Neutrog, we’re REALLY looking forward to Christmas this year and found this great idea for a table decoration using natives from your garden. The jars here a...re filled with water with a single Bottlebrush in each jar. If your natives have finished flowering when the festive season kicks into gear, consider another plant from your garden that could have the same effect. And remember, if you do have natives in your garden, don’t forget to give them a feed of Bush Tucker to help support them before, during and after flowering. Note: Don’t forget the screw the lids on tight before turning these jars over! To find out more about Neutrog, sign up for our monthly newsletter and sign up to the Pooh Bah Club, head to www.neutrog.com.au Bush Tucker is a complete, organic based boosted fertiliser, specifically developed to meet the specialised needs of all Australian native plants. As native plant expert Angus Stewart says, Whilst native plants are great survivors in the garden, regular feeding helps them to thrive and reach their full potential".

17.01.2022 Serruria glomerata 'Lemon Honey' is a small shrub which flowers in late Spring this variety will be available from us in mid 2021 Read more about this variety here http://ow.ly/eTaj50CsVwy #proteaceae #serruria #serruriaglomerata

17.01.2022 Last @ngivictoria Trade Day at Caribbean Market and Gardens, next month our Trade Day stand will look a little different watch this space.......................... Today is also Think Pink Day and we will be donating 10% of our sales off stand to @bcnapinklady #farewellcaribbean #ngivtradeday #proteaceae #nursery #plantnursery

17.01.2022 Welcome to the weekend

17.01.2022 Jacaranda looking awesome at home and in full bloom. #plantmultinursery #tradeonly #wholesalenursery #landscapingideas #gardener #landscapes #retailnursery #gardencentre #jacaranda

15.01.2022 I still can’t get over how amazing the colour of these flowers are!! #schickpink

14.01.2022 Daylight savings begins on Sunday the 4th of October at 2am. Clocks go forward 1 hour, don’t forget to change your clocks and check your smoke alarms

11.01.2022 Leucadendron 'Cheeky' is a male form of Leucadendron salignum Read more about Leucadendron Cheeky here http://ow.ly/t3vo50Bxog9 #proteaceae #leucadendron #cheeky

10.01.2022 Irises in profusion! All the great colours are coming out now, but need to watch out for snails they are bad this spring. Happy Saturday everyone!!! #alowyngardensandnursery #yarravalley #shoplocal #spring #plantparty

10.01.2022 The Copper Beech is looking amazing at the moment. Love this time of year #plantmultinursery #tradeonly #wholesalenursery #landscapingideas #fagussylvatica

04.01.2022 Merry Christmas everybody. See you all in the New Year. #plantmultinursery #tradeonly #wholesalenursery #christmas

02.01.2022 Waratahs often develop new shoots from the flower, don't let this deter you from pruning if left unpruned for too long Waratahs can become leggy The best way t...o prune a Waratah is to remove flowers leaving around 10cm of healthy stem behind and removing any bent or unsightly stems Waratah pictured is Telopea 'Emperors Torch' #waratahwednesday #waratahs