Nurseries Mona Vale
Found 19 Nursery & Garden Centres providers in Mona Vale, NSW
Phone: (02) 9997 8573 | 15 Wirreanda Road, Ingleside, NSW
We are a family owned, and run local nursery that has been situated on Sydney's Northern Beaches for over 30 years. We take pride in providing our customers with top quality plants. We stock a variety of indoor and outdoor plants including tropicals, succulents, palms, shrubs, exotic and so on. Our staff are knowledgeable and always ready to be of assistance to any of your questions.
Opening Hours:
MON-THURS: 8.30-5.00
FRI-SAT: 8.30-3.00
SUN & PUB HOLS Closed
Phone: (02) 9969 2682 | 165A Mona Vale Road, Ingleside, NSW
The story of the GreenWall Company started 40 years ago. Mark Paul, the founder, a trained Marine Biologist turned Horticulturist, migrated from swimming among the fisheries and working on coral reefs and estuaries, to the dry lands surrounding the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Home to many of the lithophytes and epiphytes that fascinated him as a child, Mark looked to the built form as a canvas for nature's reintegration. Pioneering in nature-based solutions and a deep desire to recycle waste while creating new life, Mark created patented innovations in lightweight media where plants thrive. Using 95% recycled materials, less water, a deep knowledge of the Australian environment and flora, The Greenwall Company has delivered over 2,000 projects. Our green walls and green roofs are known for their light weight, diversity, durability and low maintenance. One of the greenwalls is over 35 years old and is still thriving. We have a deep belief that we can green Australian cities for everyone's benefit.
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What is a nursery?
A nursery, or 'nurseries' in plural, typically refers to a shop which sells gardening supplies. It is sometimes referred to as a plant nursery. It may also refer to a baby's room but this is not the context we are referring to here.
How did the word 'nursery' come to be used for garden centres?
A nursery is actually a good word to describe a centre which sells plants. Nursery is a word which means to 'nurse' or 'nuture'. A plant nursery is a place where plants are nurtured, propagated and grown to a desired age. Once the plants have grown to a desired size or age, they are sold to the general public or direct to businesses.
Are all nurseries the same?
Not all nurseries are the same. There are some nurseries that specialise in certain phases of plant growth. Some nurseries may specialise in only propagation, growing out, retail sale, or may only sell one kind of plant species only. You may also find that nurseries may sell different kinds of plants depending on which area of the world they are in, and which season they are in, as this may affect which plants will thrive.
Do all nurseries sell to the general public?
Many nurseries sell to the general public, but not all nurseries will as this may not be the purpose of their business or organisation. There are some nurseries that are focused on the growth of trees for forestry or conservation biology. There are also some nurseries whose sole purpose is for research for feilds such as agriculture or climate change.
Where do I go to find more information about nurseries?
A great place to go to find information on nurseries in your local area are websites such as Local Business Guide. Word of mouth also goes a long way!