Community Supported Nursery ( a term we may have coined?) is based off the Community Supported Agricultural model.

It gives the public a chance to directly support a local nursery, providing us with consistent income and you with a direct link to the producers!

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Seasonal edible seedlings, spray + chemical free.. grown by us in Carey Gully

• Detailed growing advice provided, tailored to the selected plants

• PLUS our special blend, organic fertiliser

• Delivered to your door! (pickup option also available)

We select appropriate plants for the climate and time of year. With a good balance of annuals/ perennials, classics/unusual!

Let us take care of all the work, and provide you with a great selection of plants up to 4 seasons a year.

With 3 tiers to choose from, we cater to all growing spaces!

This is a recurring subscription, with NO time commitment. Sign up for 1 delivery or all 4, once off or year after year!

We deliver to the majority of Adelaide!

Don't quite make it into our delivery radius? We have a pickup option too :)

Cancellations must be requested within two weeks of our most recent seasonal drop. If you miss this cutoff, you will receive the next delivery as your final one.

(This allows us enough time to grow all your plants, without wastage!)

PICKUP:

If you wish to pickup, we'll be in touch with a pickup date option. Pickup will be from our nursery site in Carey Gully (just off greenhill road)

We drop super early, to beat any traffic or heat, your plants will be dropped at your door in a shady location before 9am. You will receive an email with updates of the exact date in the weeks leading up to the drop.

DROP MONTHS: (we select these to get the most out of your garden space)

OCTOBER: warm weather drop, gear up for summer with lots of heat loving veg!

JANUARY: autumn drop, theres still time for fast growing summer veg, plus its a great time to start some of the time dependant varieties as the days grow shorter!

MARCH: this succession is all about getting through winter with something in the patch.. as the days fall under 10 hours, everything sits dormant.. if we start vegetables that like the cold in March they have a chance to be ready in time to harvest all winter long!

August: we're over 10 hours again, and its time to get some fast growing crops in the ground so we can have a spring harvest!