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Information & resources about plants & gardens for Brisbane & Qld


Landscaping Supplies

This page covers suppliers of materials for garden construction projects like paving and retaining walls, as well as bulk soils and mulches for garden renovations.

If you have a large garden or just garden a lot, it may also be more economical or convenient to buy potting mixes and fertilisers from landscape suppliers than from garden centres or chain stores, even if you have to pay for delivery. Be sure to have a suitable place to store the materials until you need to use them, if necessary.

This page will be a place to find landscape supply yards and other suppliers of landscaping materials in Qld (see also categories at right).
On other pages:

Places to buy Landscape Supplies in Queensland

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WESTERN LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

Two locations:

Corner of Jennifer St
and Counihan St,
Seventeen Mile Rocks, Qld. 4073
Ph: (07) 3376 7500

Corner of Sherbrook Rd
and Bowhill Rd,
Acacia Ridge, Qld. 4110
Ph: (07) 3372 8380

westernlandscape.com.au

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Western Landscape Supplies offers a wide variety of landscaping products for the homeowner or tradesperson.

Mixes, mulches, composts and fertilisers for the garden. Soil, sand & gravel, including crushed concrete and decorative pebbles.

Range of treated timber for fencing or retaining walls, cement, steel reinforcing products, and much more.

Under New Management from 2007 in two locations. Kelley's Landscape Supplies now incorporated with Western Landscape Supplies.

Home delivery available. For more information, visit the WEBSITE

SUNSHINE COAST GARDENER'S PARADISE
Incorporating Eumundi Palms

1073 Browns Creek Road,
Eerwah Vale
via Eumundi Qld 4562
Ph: (07) 5442 8492
www.gardenersparadise.com.au
hut Sunshine Coast Gardener's Paradise lives up to its name with over 200,000 plants from "tubes" to "super advanced" in stock.

Select from indoor and outdoor plants including ferns, rainforest plants, cycads and sun-hardened palms. Be sure to visit the Botanical Palm Garden featuring some eighty different species of palms, including rare varieties.

For a Balinese-style garden, the centre can supply thatched huts, decorative figures, pots and water features.

For more information, visit the Sunshine Coast Gardener's Paradise WEBSITE

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This page is intended to let the residents of Queensland know about places to buy landscaping materials for domestic DIY projects. Materials may include pavers, retaining blocks and logs, wooden or concrete sleepers, treated timber (pine, hardword) for outdoor use, cement, concrete mixes, quarried boulders, cut stone, crushed rock, bush rocks, sand, gravel, decorative pebbles, river stones, roadbase, aggregate, fill, soils, soil mixes, mulches (bark, coloured bark, glass, sugarcane, etc), playground mixes, manures, mushroom compost, top dressing, bulk potting mixes, geotextiles. Advertising information

More Links

These links are for general information and ideas - certain materials referred to in the following pages may be unavailable in Queensland or unsuitable for our conditions. Note that legal requirements with respect to building and landscaping may vary depending on your location, so always check with appropriate authorities for current regulations before starting any projects or hiring a contractor.

Think Brick Australia (previously known as the Clay Brick and Paver Institute). Lots of information about these products
Cleaning Concrete University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Products Association North American Group that offers a variety of general information on these products
Bush Rock Conservation Society for Growing Australian Plants Queensland Region, Inc.
Timber Queensland Includes technical information for DIYers
Timber Development Association of NSW lots of technical information and DIY projects.
Gardening and Landscaping with Wood Addresses some of the problems using timber in the landscape. Ohio State University. (Note that timbers species and treatments may be different in Australia).
Organic Alternatives to Treated Lumber Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas, USA
The Myth of Protected Preservatives (PDF) Discusses the issue of whether chemicals in pressure-treated timber can affect soil or plants. Washington State University
Treated Wood for Raised Garden Beds University of Tennessee (PDF)
Fences in the Landscape Hawaii Cooperative Extension Service
Gabion Stormwater Best Management Practices, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee (PDF)

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Looking for suppliers? If you can't find a suitable Qld supplier on these pages yet, the webmaster might be able to help if you get in touch. (Sorry, personal gardening advice can't be given.) For questions about products or services already advertised above, contact the business concerned.
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