Gloucester Landscapes

13/04/2026

Open today! Debbie and Tosh are here to help, come down and say hello. At the end of Hume st Gloucester.

26/03/2026

It was a pleasure to host the Gloucester Garden Club.

Large rollup at nursery gathering
Gloucester Garden Club’s March meeting was held at local Gloucester Landscape’s nursery site with an enthusiastic and large number of 53 members attending. The gathering provided a great opportunity for members to connect and learn in a relaxed and inviting setting.
The nursery is at the rear of the old dairy factory at the end of Hume Street east. This spacious location adds an historical dairying aspect to the nursery’s character and history, making it a point of interest in the community.
We heard of the history of Gloucester Landscapes established in 2021 by owners Joel and Deborah Sheeley and of their employment of Deb Robinson, a trained former Ryde Sydney based horticulturalist, as their wholesale nursery manager.
Joel Sheeley shared insights into their vision for the nursery and their ongoing commitment to supporting local gardening enthusiasts.
Deb Robinson has been involved after meeting up with the owners at Gloucester Markets. She previously worked and owned a nursery in the city so is a trained and experienced horticulturalist. Her experience brings a wealth of knowledge to the team, benefitting both staff and gardeners.
Deb demonstrated growing grevilleas from cuttings, using the soft tips of plants, and using a mixture of sand, perlite and peat to grow them with misting and bottom heat. Members were particularly interested in the hands-on demonstration, which shed light on best practices for propagating native plants in home gardens.
The nursery, which is now open to the public two days a week, Mondays and Thursdays from 7.30am to 3.30pm, offers a wide selection of plants and expert advice.
Deb said garden club members are welcome to ring her if they are looking for anything in particular. She encouraged everyone to reach out with queries or special requests, emphasising the personalised service available to the club.
“We haven’t yet put out a proper growing list for the public, so by dropping by or ringing me (0418 111 006) is the easiest way as I might have something else to suit,” she said. Deb’s approachable manner ensures members feel supported in their gardening pursuits.
Meanwhile the flower competition was won by Irene Nosworthy with her popular pink Hakea; second was a” starfish” cacti, Stapelia gigantea, shown by Tess Searle, and third shared between Madonna O’Brien’s gladiola and Shirley Hazell’s canna lily. The vibrant display of blooms on the day reflected the dedication and skill of club members.
In the fruit and vegie section, first was Aldo Razza with a red capsicum, second Peter Hazell a table queen squash and third Tessa Searle with silverbeet. Congratulations to all participants for their outstanding produce and contributions to a wonderful meeting.
Lucky door winner was Judy Earle and members’ draw was taken out by Judy Holstein. Raffle winners were Robyn Henderson, Judy Earle, Pat Enright and John Nosworthy.
Gloucester Landscape nursery owner Joel Sheely with manager Deb Robinson and a display of grevillea plants.

13/03/2026

Come down and say hello, lots of stalls, live music and great weather.

13/03/2026

No rain tomorrow, come down and check out the Gloucester farmers market. Huge range of plants! We are now selling Tubestock. We will also be bringing some advanced Chinese Pistachio's. See you there.

27/02/2026

No colour enhancement needed on these photos. This is an old job that required some attention. Our clients were after a more vibrant finish, enter Dulux Avista colour sealer, Wow! What a difference.

27/02/2026

“Oh good, rain! Perfect timing. We only have all our equipment still outside.” Still fencing out at Upper Karuah, bit more to go yet.

19/02/2026

Proud to support our local community

🐴✨ Gloucester Show – Heavy Horse Ring is BACK! ✨🐴

Ring 4 | Saturday 21st March 2026 | 10am

Clydesdales. Heavy horses. Long rein. Slide. Obstacle. Cart.
And yes… Evie will be there 👀🔥

If you’ve ever thought about bringing your heavy out — this is your sign.
Come compete against Evie… if you dare 😌

We are putting together a fantastic obstacle course this year thanks to the legends at:

🌿 Gloucester Landscapes
🐎 Gloucester Pony Club
🐎 Gloucester Horse Riding Club

It’s going to be fun, practical, challenging and crowd-friendly — exactly what heavy horse classes should be 💪

Whether you’ve got a purebred Clydesdale or “any other heavy”, there’s a class for you.
Led, ridden, long rein, slide, log snig, pumpkin sn**ch, horse & cart — we want you there!

Let’s make the heavy horse ring BIG this year.
Support the show. Bring your team. Make some noise.

Tag someone who needs to bring their heavy 👇



📍 Gloucester Show

12/02/2026

Our team has been keeping busy back out at Upper Karuah River. Just a few hundred metres to go. We squeezed in a quick retaining wall build in town and we will also have our stall at the Gloucester farmers markets this Saturday, plenty of quality stock from 50mm tubestock to advanced 300mm. Come down and check it out.

21/01/2026

We're back to work starting the year off with some 'grand' garden steps. Debbie is in full swing at our nursery on hume st, open Mondays and Thursdays. Come down and check out our range of trees and hedging plants.

27/11/2025

We love supporting this fantastic community event.
With over 6000 people in attendance last year, it is the place to be on New Year’s Eve.
If you want your chance to win a brand new Kia Stonic get your tickets at the link below.
All money raised goes towards funding this years event.

https://www.raffletix.com.au/gloucesterchambernye2025

💚 Thank You to Our Amazing Sponsors!

Your support means everything to us.

Because of you, New Year’s Eve Gloucester remains a free, family-friendly event filled with music, food, fireworks, and community spirit.

We are truly grateful for your commitment to Gloucester and for helping make our 5th year a reality.
✨ THANK YOU ✨

20/11/2025

Our third and final Stroud project of the year is complete... for now. Something tells us it won't be long before we return! This one involved a lot of garden space that needed meticulous edging. We experimented with blending natural limestone rock and Shapescaper Corten steel edging, and we're thrilled with how it unified the entire design, creating a cohesive and striking theme throughout.