Good Fruit & Nut tree nurseries

chillidude · **Posted:** Fri Mar 26, 2010 11:58 am

fizzyj wrote:

where is the smiley with an olive branch?

Think it looked at the Middle East and gave up !

earthbound · **Posted:** Sat Mar 27, 2010 11:54 am

Hey I guess that could be another term for your selves.. "The middle east" then the far east id the other side of Australia....

chillidude · **Posted:** Mon Mar 29, 2010 12:37 pm

earthbound wrote:

Hey I guess that could be another term for your selves.. "The middle east" then the far east id the other side of Australia....

Welllll, yeah, maybe - the name does tend to come with a lot of luggage though - still, can't be worse than EOR !

earthbound · **Posted:** Sun Apr 04, 2010 5:55 pm

Ahhhh whats a bit of baggage.....

fizzyj · **Posted:** Thu Apr 29, 2010 1:09 am

earthbound wrote:

There are very few nurseries in WA who do both wholesale and retail. David's Garden Centre (Dundas Rd, Maida Vale) is also a commercial citrus nursery, so is good for citrus. Olea Nurseries (Seventh Rd, Manjimup) is our largest production nursery who grow a large range of fruit & nuts, but there is usually a minimum tree number. Apart from citrus, most trees are brought in from the eastern states.

Better retail nurseries include:
Wandilla Garden Centre (Welshpool Rd, Wattle Grove)
Herbs-R-Us (Wanneroo Markets)
Tass1 (Great Northern Hwy, Middle Swan)
Floraland Nursery (Great Eastern Hwy, Mahogony Creek)
Dawson's Garden Centres (mainly the Forrestfield outlet)

Checked out Wandilla on the weekend and the quality and range of most of the stock was outstanding.

chillidude · **Posted:** Thu Apr 29, 2010 2:08 pm

Yeah, I've known the Herbs'R'Us guy for a few years and for herbs and chillies he's ticketyboo !

ivansng · **Posted:** Fri Sep 03, 2010 12:58 am

I am after some dwarf citrus (mainly tahitian lime and a variety of mandarin)... I don't suppose David's Garden Centre sells to the public?? Anyone knows where I can get them south of the river. I have tried Wandilla, no mandarins and they want $95 for a dwarf tahitian lime... :run:

oldute · **Posted:** Fri Sep 03, 2010 3:24 pm

Ivan
Try Tas1 trees on the great northern hwy, 10 minutes from midland.
I bought some fruit trees from wandilla then visited TAS1 trees the next weekend and nearly cried. Could have saved a lot of money and he has way more selection.
Dave

ivansng · **Posted:** Fri Sep 03, 2010 8:31 pm

Looks like we need to take a trip to Tass1. Heard many good words about them...

earthbound · **Posted:** Sun Sep 05, 2010 1:36 pm

Yeah definitely give Tass1 a go, Mitch went up there a couple of weeks ago and bought about $400 worth of trees he was so impressed with the range and the prices.

fizzyj · **Posted:** Fri Sep 10, 2010 10:22 am

Also check out Jane Brook nursery on toodyay rd. Faye mentioned it earlier - they have increased their stock since and have great prices. Back in july citrus were $12.

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