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Helping you grow the best plants on earth - Botanic Gardens Nursery  -  for rare Australian tropical and subtropical species
 
 

Plant list of Botanic Gardens Nursery
View Stocklist - Jan - Feb 2010 Stocklist
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE & EXOTIC SHRUBS
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE & EXOTIC TREES
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE VINES
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE & EXOTIC PANDANUS
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE & EXOTIC FERNS
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE & EXOTIC PALMS
     bullet EXOTIC FRUIT TREES, SPICES
     bullet EXOTIC UNDERSTOREY - FOLIAGE & FLOWERING PLANTS
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE GINGERS, LILLYS AND CYCADS
     bullet EXOTIC GINGERS, HELICONIAS, LILLYS AND CYCADS
     bullet AUSTRALIAN NATIVE Grasses and Herbs


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Arboretum list of Botanic Gardens Nursery
This list details all species currently grown and those previously trialled within the arboretum since plantings began in 1993. The arboretum is located within a subtropical climate 10 km from the coast, between 40-80m asl, positioned in a northern aspect within the Tweed area of far north-eastern NSW being on the south-eastern rim of the Mount Warning Shield Volcano. The coldest temperature recorded since the beginning of 1995 was 0.9◦C and the hottest 44◦C. Rainfall averages at 1800mm (70.9”) per year with heavy rain in late Summer and Autumn. The maximum annual rainfall since 1995 was 2700mm (106.3”) and the lowest 1100mm (43.3”). A major contributor to soil moisture is the low evaporation rates during Autumn and Winter and the nature of the soil. The soil is deep with almost no rocks and is derived from metamorphic rock (200 million year old) with some relatively recent (20 million year old) basalt influence helping to influence the fertility. Don’t hesitate to request information and plants from this list; however many won't be currently available. View Arboretum list.


Other Services

Kristopher is working closely with Biolink Ecological Consultants where he specialises in flora surveys with particular emphasis on Threatened Species Mapping and Management Plans, Declared and Environmental Weed Mapping and Management Strategies, Property Management Plans, Ecosystem Restoration Strategies, Regional Ecosystem Mapping and Appraisals and species selections for Bushfood orchards and Native garden species selection and design. Contact Kristopher to discuss how he can assist you. Click on the link to access Kristopher’s CV.


Web links of Botanic Gardens Nursery
      bullet Trees for Earth-Tree Care Products
      bullet Aust. Botanic Gardens and Arboreta
      bullet Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
      bullet Fairchild Botanic Gardens
      bullet Singapore Botanic Gardens

Contact Botanic Gardens Nursery
     Botanic Gardens Nursery
     Kris Kupsch and Kim Stephensen
     +61.0266771466 Mobile: 0439 557 438
     28 Plumtree Pocket, Burringbar, 2483, New South Wales, Australia
     ABN: 41 178 785 439
     kriskupsch@botanicgardensnursery.com
     sales@botanicgardensnursery.com

Can I visit the Nursery and Gardens?

The Nursery and the Burringbar Botanic Gardens are open by appointment only. We are always interested in discussing plants with people, purchasing additional Australian tropical and subtropical species and also exotic Pandanus and Platycerium.


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