Noosa Landcare offers a diverse range of speciality native plants, with over 130 different species grown and stocked, including locally significant and threatened flora species. We offer a wide range of plant species from our diverse local vegetation types within the Noosa and surrounding regions, including rainforest, eucalypt, montane, heath, and coastal dune environments.

Our stock is grown locally in Pomona, producing up to 300,000 plants per year. We offer tubestock in a variety of sizes and provide discount prices for wholesale customers and Noosa Landcare members.

Please contact our experienced nursery staff for more information.

Check out our stock list!

This shows our species range and what we currently have in stock.

Plants have been categorised based on size and type to help you with your plant selection. The list also provides a link for each species for you to view additional information on that plant.

Wholesale Nursery Contact

Address: 65 Pavilion St, Pomona QLD 4568

Hours: Open for order collection 8am-3pm Monday to Friday.

Phone: 5485 2468 (ext 3) | M: 0419 377 423

General Enquiries/Orders: Lorin Burns – nursery@noosalandcare.org

Nursery Manager: Owen Snowden – nurserymanager@noosalandcare.org

Key’s Boronia
(Boronia keysii),
Noosa’s floral emblem.

Noosa Landcare propagates and sells Key’s Boronia (Boronia keysii). This attractive, sprawling shrub is endemic to the lowland heath and open forests of the Noosa River plain area. Having a restricted distribution, Key’s Boronia is vulnerable to extinction and is unfortunately one of our local threatened plants.

Add Noosa’s floral emblem

to your garden!

Key’s Boronia is named after Queensland botanist, James Keys, who first collected the species at Lake Cootharaba back in 1909.

Learn more about Key’s Boronia here.

Birdwing Butterfly Vine (Pararistolochia praevenosa).

Noosa Landcare proudly propagates and sells Birdwing Butterfly Vine (Pararistolochia praevenosa). This is one of two host plants for the Vulnerable Richmond Birdwing Butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia), found only in subtropical northern New South Wales and South East Queensland.

Help the recovery of the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly today and plant a Birdwing Butterfly Vine.

Noosa and District Landcare are proud members of the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network.

Learn more about the Richmond Bird Wing Butterfly and how you can support the recovery of this species here.