Welcome to the nursery at Bulleen Art and Garden where we have arguably Melbourne’s largest range of produce and native plants. We also carry an extensive range of exotic plants too, and paired with helpful service from our qualified horticulturists, you will find it a rewarding experience visiting Bulleen Art and Garden.
At BAAG, we believe in food and habitat gardening to help reduce our carbon footprint and protect our precious local flora and fauna. We encourage gardening without the use of chemicals, and we have an extensive list of plants we will not stock due to their weed status.
Above all, we hope to provide plants that will inspire gardeners to create spaces they will enjoy for years to come.
Contacting the nursery
Stock in our plant nursery changes daily and our nursery staff do not work at computers. The only way to get in touch with us for plant availability / general questions is to call us on (03) 8850 3030 during business hours and ask for the nursery. If you have a plant list to submit for quotation, please call and we will let you know what you need to do.
Nursery – Ornamentals
Nursery – Edibles
BAAG has the largest range of produce for sale in Melbourne. We believe strongly that everyone should have a go at growing the plants we eat. There are no food miles when you eat what you grow. You can control the chemical input, so it is healthier. Even the act of gardening itself can make you healthier.
Home grown produce tastes better – you can let it ripen on the tree/vine. You can also grow the varieties that you will not find at the supermarket – like heritage tomatoes. It doesn’t matter if you don’t have soil of your own. We have a large array of pots and raised garden beds to suit.
Nursery – Edibles General Info
BAAG Organic Vegie Seedlings
Backyard Chooks
Beneficial Bugs
Community Gardens
Companion Planting
Crop Rotation
Drought Tolerant Edible Plants
Edible Flowers
Edible Gardening in Small Spaces
Edible Ornamental Gardens
Grafted Plants Explained
Green Manure
Heritage or Heirloom Varieties
Permaculture
Preparing Your Winter Vegie Garden
Straw Bale Gardening
The Renter’s Guide to Edible Gardening
Vegie Patch Basics
What to do with your excess produce
Why Grow Your Own Food?
Nursery – Pests, Problems and Diseases
Aphids
Azalea Lace Bug
Beneficial Bugs
Black Aphid
Black Spot on Roses
Buxus turning orange / bronze in winter
Cabbage White Butterfly and Cabbage Moth
Citrus Gall Wasp
Citrus Leafminer
Codling Moth and Oriental Fruit Moth
Companion Planting
Cottony Cushion Scale
Elm Leaf Beetle
Encouraging Native Beneficial Insects
Freckle on Stonefruit
Garden Pest Control
Gummosis (Bacterial Canker) in Apricots
Insect Repellent Plants
Integrated Pest Management – A better way to garden
Land Cress as Pest Control
Mealybugs
Mosquito Repellent Plants
Myrtle Rust
Peach Leaf Curl
Phosphorus and Australian Native plants
Powdery Mildew on Roses
Queensland Fruit Fly
Safer Spraying
