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Tree Sales is a specialised tree nursery based at Kothes Lane, Baranduda.

11/11/2026

If you're looking for a fast growing narrow shrub, this is the plant for you!

The Melaleuca armillaris, also known as the Space Saver Honey Myrtle is a fast growing native shrub with a dense narrow form. It grows between 2-4 metres tall with dainty leaves and stunning flushes of white-cream flowers. It prefers full sun and has high drought tolerance once established so is a perfect wind break or screening plant.

As with all trees, choosing the right tree for the right location is very important. Whilst Melaleuca armillaris is native to Southern NSW and Eastern Victoria, this species is considered a w**d in some coastal areas, especially in Western Victoria and South Australia.

We are always happy to chat about what tree suits your location best, so if you are looking to plant a tree, get in touch.

10/11/2026

Here's a little peek behind the scenes of propagating next season's River Red Gums.

We have a few of last season's River Red Gums still available if you are looking for some beautiful large trees for your paddock especially along creeks, embankments, around dams or in boggy areas.

If the area you are looking to plant is drier and rockier, Blakley's Red Gums are very similar but thrive in the areas the River Red Gums may struggle.

03/11/2026

Have you ever looked at a spot in your yard and thought, "A tree would be perfect there!" Only to worry about it eventually taking over the house, lifting the driveway, or getting tangled in the power lines?

The secret to a great garden is simple - put the right tree in the right place. And when space is a bit tighter, or you just want something that won't overwhelm your view, small-scale native trees are the absolute champions.

They give you all the benefits of a big tree, including green foliage all year round, cool shade in summer, the habitat for birds, and the beautiful rustle of leaves but without the giant footprint.

Here are five of our favorite compact growers looking spectacular at the nursery right now:
• Dwarf Yellow Bloodwood: This beauty puts on a spectacular show of creamy-yellow spring blossoms throughout it's rounded canopy. Perfect for a feature tree and loved by local pollinators.

• Dwarf Sugar Gum: The glossy dark green foliage gives you that classic, rustic gum tree look in a much more sensible, compact size. Grows well in full sun and is quite hardy.

• Coral Gum: If you want color, this is the one. Its unique pink-to-red flowers are absolute showstoppers. It's also best suited to areas with a dry summer, so is well suited for the Albury Wodonga region.

• Gimlet Gum: Celebrated for its gorgeous bark colours featuring salmon, bronze and reddish tones and an elegant fluted or twisted trunk as it ages. It’s like living art for the garden.

• Crimson Mallee: The grey bark contrasts beautifully with the glossy green leaves and gorgeous deep-pink to purple-red blooms. It has a lovely casual, bushy shape that fits right into smaller yards.

Whether you're planting to attract the birds, create some gentle shade, or just add a bit of natural privacy, we can help you find the right fit for your soil, sun, and space.

28/10/2026

One of the things we love about working in the nursery is seeing all the wildlife and critters that live in and around our plants.

Over the last month or so, it has been so nice to watch these Yellow-faced honeyeaters build their nest, lay eggs and now the baby birds are fledging! (Excuse the blurriness of some of the pics - we didn't want to disturb them too much 😅)

Of course, they did nest in a cluster of plants we wanted to pot up, but it's been worth the inconvenience of delaying those trees by an extra few weeks to see these little babies grow. 🪺

If you would like to create habitat for your local wildlife, we have got some fantastic trees to choose from, and you too could enjoy watching the birds! We are always happy to help you pick the right tree for the right location.

27/10/2026

We love a mass-planting moment, and these Callistemons are absolutely show stopping with the colour and greenery they can bring to your property.

These rows of our nursery are filled with two red flowering varieties known as Hannah Ray and Kings Park Special. They are both very similar in colour but the Hannah Ray tends to have a more "weeping" form and a brighter green leaf, and the Kings Park Special is known for the density of its flowers. Both make fantastic hedges or screeners, and as a bonus they can also be tree-formed if you want that one statement tree in your garden. If you are local, you will see plenty of examples of established tree formed and hedge/screener Callistemons throughout Albury and Wodonga which are easily identified due to their flowers.

As you can see, these beauties are getting quite tall, so if you're looking for a head-start on your hedge or screen and an instant pop of greenery and colour, get in touch with us today.

(Don't forget, if red is not your colour, Callistemons also come in a range of pinks, creams, yellow and orange flowering varieties, so if you're keen on a different colour, let us know!)

26/10/2026

🎶Hollow, is it me you're looking for? 🎶

Did you know that eucalypts with naturally formed hollows can be 80 years old (or older)? Hollows are incredibly important for wildlife. They provide safe places for birds, possums, bats and other animals to nest, shelter and raise their young.

Hollows take decades to form, so if you have a property that is suitable for larger native trees, it's a great reason to start planting hollow-forming trees. As the saying goes, "The best time to plant a tree was 20 (or more) years ago. The second-best time is now."

The following large trees are great for providing habitat for some of our local wildlife: River Red Gum, Yellow Box, White Box, Red Box, Blakely’s Red Gum, Broad-leaved Peppermint, Apple Box, Argyle Apple, (Dwarf) Sugar Gum, Lemon-Scented Gum and Smooth Barked Apple.

If you need help choosing a tree that will suit your location, let us know - we are always happy to talk trees!

20/10/2026

Attracting bees to your yard is beneficial "bee-cause" they are important pollinators, helping plants produce flowers, fruits and seeds.

Whether you have a vegie patch and want to attract extra bees to your garden, or whether you want to create a healthy and diverse garden ecosystem, planting a variety of flowering native plants provides bees and other critters with valuable food and habitat throughout the year.

Here are some of our favourite trees and shrubs that are the bees knees:
- Bottlebrush (The Hannah Ray is the variety pictured in our video here)
- Eucalypts
- Smooth Barked Apple
- Space Saver
- Tea Trees
- Lilly Pillys
- Cinnamon Myrtle
- Green Dream
- Mock Orange
- Kurrajongs

19/10/2026

Our 6th Monday Myth “Native trees don't attract much wildlife.”
In reality it's quite the opposite!

Australian native plants can provide food, shelter and nesting opportunities for local wildlife.
Flowers provide nectar and pollen, while foliage, bark, hollows and branches can provide habitat for insects, birds and other animals.

We Recommend: Planting natives (especially natives local to your area) that can turn your garden into a valuable wildlife habitat.

Choose wisely, plant thoughtfully and the right Australian native tree can provide beauty, shade, habitat and environmental benefits for decades to come.

15/10/2026

"He who plants a tree plants a hope"

Forget watching grass grow, watching trees is where it's at!
We love watching as all the Spring flowers emerge in the nursery, and the Callistemons are👌

14/10/2026

Have you got the perfect spot for this beauty? Introducing the Spotted gum - Corymbia maculata

A classic Australian native with a whole lot to offer.

The Spotted gum has smooth, mottled bark that creates the distinctive “spotted” appearance, with patches of grey, cream and brown. It is a tall, spreading tree that can provide valuable shade in larger gardens and properties. With abundant flowers the Spotted Gum provides nectar for bees, birds and other pollinators. The flowers are a creamy-white that appear in clusters and can put on an impressive display. And to round out the perfection of this tree, it can become a large, long-lived tree, making it best suited to spacious sites where it has room to grow.

TREE SALES TIP:
Before planting a Spotted Gum, make sure you have plenty of room — this is one tree that likes to think BIG!

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22 Kothes Lane
Baranduda, VIC
3691

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 3pm

Telephone

+61438927416

Website

http://www.treesales.com.au/

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