5 Best Nurseries Near Windsor (NSW) in 2025
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Dural Plant Market
Dural Plant Market is a large retail/wholesale nursery supplying landscapers, developers and other businesses in the nursery trade.
Located at Dural in Sydney’s Hills District and set on a scenic 5-acre property with panoramic views to the Blue Mountains, Dural Plant Market is a great location to enjoy the nursery experience.
Dural Plant Market stocks a large range of plants from small (tubs) to very large (advanced and super advanced) specimens. Dural Plant Market specialises in screening and hedging specimens from very small to semi-mature sizes.
If Dural Plant Markets don’t have what you are looking for in stock, they will try to source it for you.
Also featured on the property is the modern Australian cuisine of the Wild Pear Café.
For larger orders or if seeking specialised plants email them first with the details of your requirements.
Address
658 Old Northern Rd, Dural NSW 2158
Website
https://www.duralplantmarket.com.au/
Telephone
0414 810 239
Flower Power at Glenhaven
Flower Power at Glenhaven is the largest of Flower Power garden centres on an 11 Acre site. Opened in 1983, Flower Power at Glenhaven offers a full nursery of plants, shrubs, trees as well as a large range of pots and plants in one place, but also a fantastic range of bulk landscaping materials with drive-through collection convenience alongside a home and giftware store.
Flower Power at Glenhaven features include a Landscape Centre, Display Gardens, Gift & Accessory Shop, Furniture Shop, Frankie’s Food Factory, Husqvarna Stockist, Wild Bunch Florist, Children’s Playground, Spacious Car Park, Toilet Facilities and Courtesy Trailer.
Address
609 Old Northern Rd, Glenhaven NSW 2156
Website
https://www.flowerpower.com.au/
Telephone
(02) 9634 3411
Camellia Grove Nursery
This is the place to shop if you are after Camellias where they offer a huge selection, expertise and display. In addition to Camellia’s they are offer an extensive range of azaleas, rhododendrons and magnolias.
Camellia Grove Nursery opened in 1939 in St Ives. It was established by the late Professor E.G. Waterhouse, who won international recognition for his research with camellias.
Over the six decades the nursery was at St Ives, it earned a fine reputation not only for its quality plants, but as a tourist destination for people from all over the world.
In 2004, the nursery moved to its present location at Glenorie in Sydney’s north-west.
During the flowering season Camellia Grove Nursery cuts and displays Camellia blooms to help in the selection process.
Stock ranges in size from 200mm pots up to 150L bags.
Their website offers all the stock making selections can be made by phone or email. Website has full delivery details.
Address
8 Cattai Ridge Rd, Glenorie NSW 2157
Website
Telephone
(02) 9652 1200
Swane’s Nursery
At Swane’s offers a full range of plants, shrubs, trees with an expertise in roses. Swane’’s staff offer help with plant selection and provide advice for all aspects of plant health and maintenance. Swane’’s range includes Japanese maple roses and camelias as well as citrus and orchid and succulents. Good selection of garden pots and ornaments.
Impressive Rose Garden can be booked for weddings/events.
Swane’s also offers 1 on 1 coaching with a horticulturalist if you have specific issues to solve (pest & disease management, pruning & maintenance, creating garden ‘looks’ or selecting plants for privacy).
Address
490 Galston Rd, Dural NSW 2158
Website
Telephone
(02) 9651 1322
Glenbrook Village Nursery
Glenbrook Village Nursery is a boutique nursery offering a range of fresh quality plants, pots, gifts/garden ornaments, potting mixes, fertilisers, mulches & more, along with giftware, pots, potting mixes, fertilisers, and friendly helpful advice
Glenbrook Village Nursery is situated in the heart of Glenbrook Village (near train station).
Glenbrook Village Nursery has been family owned & operated since 1984.
Website
https://www.facebook.com/GlenbrookVillageNursery/
Address
20 Ross St, Glenbrook NSW 2773
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