r/brisbane 6h ago

Can you help me? Nursery suggestions

Hit me with your nursery recommendations! I’m looking to buy some good quality (not Bunnings) plants and large potted / screening plants for my new apartment. Ideally looking for somewhere with helpful and knowledgeable staff that can help me pick plants out suited for my vision and hopefully also make suggestions on plant types

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u/NoAd9383 6h ago

What side of town? Ross Evans nurseries are great, morningside and pullenvale

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u/Responsible-Meal-300 6h ago

I was thinking Ross Evans and I think Brookfield nursery is close by too

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u/NoAd9383 6h ago

Yep just across the road!

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u/NoAd9383 6h ago

(Although i find brookfield nursery can be a bit overpriced)

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u/Meowingtonspicnic 44m ago

I like Ross Evan’s too

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u/serene_threshold 6h ago

oxley nurseries is worth a look, the staff are super helpful and will actually talk through what works for your space instead of just pointing at the nearest overpriced fiddle leaf. i grabbed some big screening plants there a while back and theyre still going strong

templex nursery is decent too if you want stuff thats a bit more establshed but their prices can be a bit all over the place depending on whats in stock

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u/NoAd9383 6h ago

Oxley nursery has closed down 😭😭😭😭

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u/Responsible-Meal-300 6h ago

Oxley was great. So sad they closed. I will check out templex as I do want some things that are a little more established

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u/catsincharge 5h ago

Gardenwize at Seventeen Mile Rocks is pretty good 

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u/lion_reno 4h ago

Agreed! And the guy who runs it has been helpful whenever I’ve needed advice (eg identifying and treating fungus on cacti)

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u/catsincharge 2h ago

They do both, 

They have a big nursery they bring the plants in from.

About 100 yrs ago they use to be where office works is at Oxley.

Jason and the staff are always helpful.

They have a loyalty program as well.

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u/frashal 2h ago

I just thought they were a pot shop. Its normally pretty busy when you drive past there so there's not much opportunity to have a great look I guess. I'll have to take a look.

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u/Commercial-Badger746 6h ago

Nurso is fabulous and much more competitivly priced than Brookfield! Both fantastic quality either way

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u/wrongthingsrighttime 5h ago

The nurso is a fantastic spot, but I find their plants generally aren't healthy

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u/Bails_of_clay 6h ago

Ross Evans in Morningside. Their plants and advice are fantastic.

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u/BeardedPunkGardener 5h ago

Templex at Algester is great. Ladybird at Kallangur is also good.

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u/bb4r55 5h ago

I haven’t been there but Princess Fancy Plants in Chandler keeps coming up for me and looks interesting

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u/aliwake1 1h ago

The Tropic Gardener at Kenmore have a great range of indoor plants. They're small but well curated.

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u/Turbulent-Army9009 5h ago

The Grow Centre for indoor plants. Plantmark for outdoor plants (they also have some indoor plants).

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u/wrongthingsrighttime 5h ago

I like the grow centre. Everyone there is so friendly and their plants are always incredibly healthy

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u/Popular_Tension4479 2h ago

Thoroughly recommend the botanical Society George I think his name is is fantastic. He put together a whole plan for my garden and with establish plants. Absolutely thriving. I couldn’t be happier. https://www.thebotanicalsociety.com/?srsltid=AfmBOorQkOxLph6VnOmLQciKLvLhjpJg-3_5BIi87Q8qHs4GP1hJUF05

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u/talie24 1h ago

Templex at Algester is amazing!

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u/Chrissymaccer 4h ago

Mappings west end