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Regional Landcare and Commercial Native Plant Suppliers Landcare Nurseries in the Yass – Canberra region Bowning Bookham Landcare Nurseries Contact Kath McGuirk Phone: 0428 822 854 Email: [email protected] https://yan.org.au/member-groups/bowning-bookham-landcare-group Murrumbateman Landcare Nursery 8 Hercules Street, Murrumbateman, 2582 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] https://landcare.nsw.gov.au/groups/murrumbateman-landcare-group/nursery/ Yass Landcare Nursery The Yass Landcare Nursery Located behind the Yass Men’s Shed, at 1428 Yass Valley Way. Contact Janet Grubb Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 6227 1389 https://yan.org.au/member-groups/yass-landcare-group Commercial Native Plant Suppliers in the Yass – Canberra – Goulburn region ACT and Southern Tablelands Tube-stock Nursery Contact Damian De Marco 0407224490. Open by appointment only, call for street number Oakey Creek Road Wallaroo NSW 2618; https://windbreaktrees.com.au/ Cool Country Natives Located in Pialligo, ACT. Specialises in native plants. Ph. 02 6257 6666; https://www.coolcountrynatives.com.au/ Danganelly Nursery Located near Goulburn. Native species at reasonable prices, but you need to call first - 0437 298 135; https://danganelly.com.au/ Greening Australia Nursery Kubura Place ARANDA ACT Annual plant sale held each spring or order through-out the year for bulk amounts of trees. Phone: 02 6129 5400 Email: [email protected] IDP Nursery Murrumbateman Located between Gundaroo and Murrumbateman and specialises in hardy natives. Phone: 02 6226 8132 / 0435188682 Email [email protected] or [email protected]; https://www.idpnursery.com.au/ Provincial Plants Located in in Pialligo, ACT. Provides bulk orders at reasonable prices – 02 6492 7242; http://plantsandlandscapes.com.au/ Turners Wholesale Nursery, Yass The nursery is open to the Public for the Months of March/April and September/Oct each year. At all other times prior arrangements for an appointment must be made. Phone Paul on 0419261983; http://www.turnerswholesalenursery.com/ .

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