Agencies
webmaster December 16th, 2006
Our Agencies.
Many customers appreciate the convenience of obtaining their seed requirements from our agencies. Advice is readily obtainable regarding aspects such as species selection for local conditions, site preparation requirements and seed availability.
Our agents in the following regions will be pleased to receive your enquiries:
Canberra and Southern Tablelands – A range of seeds suited to the local conditions is carried by Lyndfield Park Nursery, 013 Oolong Road, Gunning – phone (02) 4845 1282, fax (02) 4845 1431. The Manager, Mr. John Weatherstone, has extensive experience in tree establishment and the direct sowing of Australian native seeds. He has kindly authorised the inclusion in this catalogue of photographs of his award winning property at Gunning.
Hunter District – Our seeds may be obtained through Kirkwood Produce Co. Pty. Ltd., John Street, Singleton – phone (02) 6572 2766, fax (02) 6571 1799. This well-respected firm has serviced the Upper and Lower Hunter Valley since 1921. Mr. Marcus Kirkwood will be pleased to advise on the availability and supply of our range of native tree and shrub seeds, particularly those extensively used for site revegetation in the Hunter Valley.
WILDFLOWER SEEDS IN RETAIL PACKETS
Seeds of many Australian wildflowers and other native plants are available in retail packets from Wildlife Presentations, P.O. Box 74, Kingsgrove NSW 2208 – Mobile: 0414 256-906.
“The Australian Native Plant Gardener’s Almanac” by John Blay is also available from Wildlife Presentations (price $22.50 including postage to Australian addresses). This illustrated planting guide provides a wealth of information about many wildflower species, their features, flowering times and special requirements. We gratefully acknowledge the author’s consent to reproduce a selection of John Blay’s illustrations in our seed catalogue and on our website.
Colour images
The colour images on this site, with the exception of the home page and banner image, were taken by Marj K. and are available on Flickr. We thank Marj K. for allowing us to reproduce them here.