Mixed potted stock and a tall conifer in the nursery yard under a blue sky

A look around the yard.

Every photo here was taken at 12 Phillip Street. No stock imagery, no borrowed gardens. This is what you will actually walk into.

The nursery, photo by photo.

Tap any photo to take a closer look.

Real photoThe blue Tamworth Nursery sign beside the open front gate, with pallets of mulch and potted stock in the yard
Real photoThe blue Tamworth Nursery shopfront on Phillip Street behind a flowering shrub
Real photoAn avenue of advanced trees in green bags along a concrete path
Real photoDisplay tables of flowering potted colour in front of the nursery's blue building
Real photoTwo long rows of staked trees in bags either side of a concrete path
Real photoPotted fruit trees with a variety tag showing a peach
Real photoA large gum tree shading benches of potted plants and a red raised garden bed
Real photoBenches of potted shrubs and flowering plants with a house behind the fence
Real photoRows of leafy trees in bags along a path with houses in the background
Real photoVariety tags picturing plums hanging from young fruit trees
Real photoMixed potted stock and a tall conifer under a blue sky
Real photoTerracotta pots and a stone bird bath on display among potted plants
Real photoAn aisle of young trees in black bags between garden beds
Real photoPotted trees and shrubs lined along a dark fence beside a low block wall
Real photoAdvanced trees in black pots lined up along a low stone wall
Real photoThe open blue front gate with the Tamworth Nursery sign and potted stock beyond
Real photoA gravel aisle running between benches of mixed potted plants
Real photoA shaded gravel path between rows of leafy potted trees
Real photoSunlight breaking through a gum tree above an aisle of potted plants
Real photoTrays of seedling punnets sitting on stacked bags of sugar cane mulch
Real photoA narrow path between benches of leafy shrubs in black pots
Real photoPallets of bagged sugar cane mulch beside benches of seedlings
Real photoClimbing plants trained up wires along a dark fence beside black pots
Real photoThe nursery seen from across Phillip Street, behind a clipped hedge

Better in person, as always.

Photos will not tell you how a plant smells, how heavy the pot is, or whether it will handle your back fence. Come in and ask.

Call (02) 6765 9734