Yarralumla Nursery


Yarralumla Nursery is an ACT Government owned business. As one of its core businesses the nursery grows and supplies plant material for ACT Government landscape development projects and the ACT Government plant issue scheme.

The nursery also sells plant materials to local and interstate landscape contractors and undertakes contract growing for the nursery industry, Greening Australia, hobby farmers, rural land owners, district councils and government directorates.

The nursery provides employment to apprentices, students, physically or mentally disadvantaged persons and Work for the Dole scheme participants.

Introduction to Yarralumla Nursery

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Free plant scheme

Yarralumla Nursery offers an allocation of free plants to people who have purchased a brand new residential block of land.

Free advice

Useful hints for Canberra gardeners ranging from how to attract butterflies to your garden to types of shrubs for hot dry spots.

Lone Pine

Yarralumla Nursery is currently sold out of Lone Pine and the next allocation of trees is expected to be on sale in mid-2026.

Wholesale services

Yarralumla Nursery provides a number of services for government, commercial and private customers.

Wholesale plant catalogues

Yarralumla Nursery has an extensive range of locally grown species that suit the Canberra climate.

Nursery history

Yarralumla Nursery propagated millions of trees and shrubs planted in the National Capital.

What's new

Find out what's new at the nursery.

About Yarralumla Nursery

Yarralumla Nursery is an ACT Government owned business which provides high quality and competitively priced plants.

Contact us

Contact the Yarralumla Nursery.

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

To see how we are building stronger relationships with the Traditional Custodians of the ACT view the Reconciliation Action Plan.