Plantrite - Wholesale Native Nursery

19/11/2021

Plantrite are proud sponsors of the 2021 Western Australian Landcare Awards. Check out how elegantly these Lechenaultia Lola take centre stage on all of the dinner tables. Looking forward to celebrating the achievements of all of the people who share our purpose to green WA with native flora.

07/10/2021

Our industry is a big consumer of polypropylene products - used in pots, labels and trays.

Plantrite is proud to be partner with Garden City Plastics, which manufacture our green pots out of recycled polypropylene materials such as post-consumer and post-industrial waste.
All our green pots are able to be recycled again at the end of their life.

01/09/2021

Spring has sprung on National Wattle Day!

Did you know the Governor General proclaimed Australia’s national colours, green and gold on this day in 1984 in honour of the Golden Wattle plant?

Wattle, scientifically known as Acacia pycnanthai, is our national floral emblem.

With over 42 different varieties of Acacia grown at Plantrite, this plant continues to be a popular choice for major projects and customers looking for a hardy but elegant native.

Flowering late winter to early spring, these plants are traditionally used by Aboriginal people for food, medicine and various woodcrafts.

Spot any in your local area – send in a photo and we’ll ID it for you!

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With acres of nursey area for the production of landscape plants, Planrite has a wide range of native commercial landscaping plants.

06/08/2021

It's Landcare week and we want to say a massive thank you to all the community groups across the country for protecting and restoring their local bushland!

We love supporting local community groups and witnessing first hand the great work they all do. Through Grown for Purpose we've worked with 48 groups to support their efforts in protecting their local bushland.

Take a look at some of the groups we worked with this year.

Grown for Purpose 20/21: Our journey together this year Our Grown for Purpose program is in its second year and this year we have given thousands of native plants to 48 local groups, schools and conservation organisations! Grown for Purpose lets us give back to the community that we are proudly part...

27/07/2021

Want to be in the know of what's available? Subscribe to our monthly stocklist to keep up to date on what species we have available and have our stocklist delivered to your inbox monthly!

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https://www.plantrite.com.au/our-plants/commercial-landscape/

15/07/2021

PROJECT IN FOCUS: The Broadway, Ellenbrook for the City of Swan.

Learn about our recently completed project, The Broadway, Ellenbrook. This project involved Plantrite growing in excess of 20,000 plants supplied in 140mm pots.

Read our blog to find out how choosing Plantrite to supply the stock contributed to the success of the project.

Commercial Landscaping The Broadway, Ellenbrook Project The Broadway, Ellenbrook Organisation City of Swan Service Commercial Landscaping Plant Supply Supporting City of Swan on their redevelopment of Ellenbrooks main street, The Broadway. The City of Swan has recently completed Stage 3 of the const...

08/07/2021

PLANT IN FOCUS 🌱 Agonis flexuosa 'Lemon & Lime' PBR is available in a range of sizes including advanced stock of 30L!

The weeping habit of Lemon & Lime makes it ideal for use as a street tree, in parks and commercial landscapes. It grows in all soil and thrives in full sun or part shade, growing to 5m high and 4m wide. This plant is fantastic for adding colour contrast to landscapes with its contrasting new growth and stands out in spring and summer when it produces trailing clusters of small white flowers.

For more information visit our website: https://loom.ly/aPs0oVQ

30/06/2021

Carbon farming and offsetting emissions… While planting trees programs are important, it is biodiversity that will make the real difference.

The number of planting programs are increasing which is a good start but for these programs to succeed, rich numbers of different and locally suitable species need to be included.

We have the ideal opportunity to plant and revegetate in the fastest and smartest way possible, to support industries and Government who are striving to address the carbon situation.

Read more about how we are tackling the biodiversity battle and advocating for sustainable change in the recent edition of News 'The Business of Local Government' - https://bit.ly/3h36soz

30/06/2021

Our plant in focus is Grevillea crithmifolia ‘Little Crith’.
This stunning, neat and compact growing shrub is ideal for use in commercial and private landscaping projects. It’s high adaptability to soil types and its display of strongly scented, dainty cream flowers that occur during spring make it an ideal plant to include in your next project.

For more information visit our website: https://loom.ly/bRUvxWQ

25/06/2021

Tree planting programs initiated by WA's heavy industries should be recognised for their progressive outlook and intentions. However thoughtful planning needs to happen to ensure there is a focus on native species and planting diversity, with the restoration economy and biodiversity going hand in hand. Read more in Business News.

The growing number, no puns intended, of tree planting programs being announced to tackle the not so small issue of emissions reductions is positive news.Such programs, particularly those initiated by

16/06/2021

Subscribing to our monthly stocklist is a great way to see what's new and available around the nursery! Subscribe today to keep up-to-date on what species are available for your projects.

View and subscribe to our stocklist online here: https://www.plantrite.com.au/our-plants/commercial-landscape/

14/06/2021

On Friday we had the opportunity to visit Woodlupine Primary School to help with the planting of their Grown for Purpose plants! It was amazing how enthusiastic the students were to get involved, and great to see how much they care about and respect the environment. We were also thrilled to learn about the schools seed bank program, collecting the seed from threatened plant species and teaching the students about sustainability! 🌱🌱