COMMUNITY LINKS
Some useful links for everyone.
My Open Garden is the place to discover Australia's most inspiring private gardens and gardening events to visit. Or open your own garden gates to the public for charity or for fun. Find and list open gardens, garden events and suppliers, and become part of a thriving gardening community.
The Garden Clubs of Australia Inc. is a not-for-profit umbrella group established to provide encouragement and support for over 750 autonomous garden clubs and societies. These are like minded people who share a passion for gardening across the Nation supported by the motto ‘Friendship through Gardens’.
The Queensland Council of Garden Clubs Inc. was established in April 1967 as an organisation of garden clubs to encourage friendship and co-operation between them. There are now 126 member garden clubs, plant societies and other special interest groups - from Cairns to Tweed Heads.
Queensland Garden Expo
See plants, plants and more plants with over 55 nurseries represented and over 360 exhibitors. There is a full program of free lectures and demonstrations on eight "live" stages every day covering a vast array of gardening topics
A natural resource management organisation that work with the community to protect the natural environment to achieve a sustainable future for everyone.
Friends of Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens
The Friends of the Maroochy regional Bushland Botanic Gardens are a group of volunteers who provide a labour of love in maintaining and improving the gardens to be enjoyed by all.
Extensive plant varieties, orchids and water plants, stylish modern pots, organic fertilizers, mulches & potting soils and friendly advice'
Doonan Valley Garden Centre is located within the Yard Complex between Noosa and Eumundi.
A collection of New Zealand garden designs. This site lists formal gardens, tropical gardens, vegetable gardens, and 'many other garden designs and venues for Weddings, Accommodation, Plant sales, Other (gifts, garden art) sales, Cafe/Restaurant and Functions
Bundaberg Botanic Gardens
A great way to spend a day in the Bundaberg Region is in the sub-tropical surrounds of the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens.
subTropical Gardening is Australia’s leading publication dedicated to gardeners and landscapers who live in warm climates encompassing the tropics, subtropics and warm temperate climate zones. Australia's award winning gardening publication brings the best of gardening and landscaping to the public in a refreshing magazine that appeals to the current and future generations of gardeners.
BGANZ
BGANZ represents the interests of botanic gardens in Australia and New Zealand; promotes the interests and activities of Australian and New Zealand botanic gardens and botanic gardens generally, and enhances the state of botanic gardens for the benefit of the community
Weeds Australia
Invasive weeds are among the most serious threats to Australia's natural environment and primary production industries. Weeds have major economic, environmental and social impacts in Australia, causing damage to natural landscapes, agricultural lands, waterways and coastal areas.
Hervey Bay Botanic Gardens
The Hervey Bay Botanic Gardens was established in 1974. These beautiful gardens are situated on 6,000 year old foreshore dunes spanning 26 hectares.
Today the gardens boast established plants of the Wide Bay and Great Sandy regions in a mixture of natural bushland, formal gardens, rain forest and wetlands.
Maleny Botanic Gardens & Bird World
The Maleny Botanic Gardens currently cover eight acres and are always expanding. Situated on one hundred and ten acres, they are surrounded by magnificent rainforest with spectacular views of the Glass House Mountains.
Located on Eumundi Noosa Road, Doonan Sand and Gravel offers a delivery service for Noosa and surrounding areas.
Fairhill
Family owned & operated since 1975, Fairhill has grown to be Australia’s premier Native Plant Nursery specialising in plants suitable for subtropical gardens. Fairhill is staffed by dedicated knowledgeable plants people. They know their plants, know gardening in the subtropics and they are here to help you put together the garden of your dreams
Noosa and Dicstrict Landcare is a dynamic, proactive organisation committed to achieve long term environmental outcomes.
The Association encourages and supports the growth of societies or associations interested in the conservation, development, well being and public appreciation of Botanic Gardens and represents the interests of Friends of Botanic Gardens throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Members range from small Community Gardens in Country Towns to the larger Metropolitan Botanic Gardens
Cooroy Nursery
We grow a broad range of native and exotic trees, shrubs, ground-covers and grasses plus a selection of palms , succulents and shade-loving plants.
We also have an extensive range of Lilly Pilly and hedging plants for boundary screening.
Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha
Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha are recognised as Queensland's premier subtropical botanic gardens.
Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens
It is home to a vast range of tropical flora from Mackay and the Whitsundays as well as other Australian native and exotic plants which feature in five ‘culturally-themed’ gardens.
The Sub Tropics is home to many significant national parks and state forest areas. It is of paramount importance that sound plant advice is sought before planting adjacent to these sensitive areas. Consideration must be given to appropriate plant choice as birds and other animals can distribute seeds into nearby bushland and rainforest fringes causing destruction of natural habitat
The 150 year old Sale Botanic Gardens sits next to the Lake Guthridge precinct and contains beautiful gardens, grassed areas, paved walking areas, a playground (including flying fox), undercover picnic areas, sculptures, a fauna enclosure, sensory garden, elm forest and the Lakeside Entertainment and Arts Facility
Friends of Noosa
Botanic Garden
The Noosa Botanic Gardens are situated on the shores of Lake Macdonald and are a short drive from the hinterland town of Cooroy. The Gardens comprise eight hectares of native and non-native plant species and are home to an abundance of wildlife.
The Yard
Landscaping & Garden Centre
