Rocky Point AU

Rocky Point AU Rocky Point's primary purpose is very clear. As passionate growers, we’re committed to making the best garden products and growing media even better.

🌱 Growing Confidence in every garden
🌿 Rocky Point create sugar cane mulch, potting mixes, soils, fertilisers & more
🚜 Trusted by growers, landscapers & home gardeners
Retail bags available nationwide | For everything you need: linktr.ee/rockypointau Underpinning those efforts is our company’s very sincere and concerted commitment to sustainable, environmentally-friendly growing and farming pract

ices. We know the positive environmental impacts horticulture can have on the earth we cultivate, and the earth we live on. Whether it’s helping our customers grow healthy, abundant plants, helping our industry partners grow their businesses, or helping grow awareness of environmental issues, Rocky Point’s commitment to growth is unwavering. We supply our Rocky Point products throughout Australia.

19/05/2026

Dreaming of a colourful spring display but short on garden space? Bulbs thrive in pots too 🌷

The key is starting with a quality potting mix that gives bulbs the drainage and nutrients they need to establish strong roots and produce beautiful blooms. We’re planting ours into Rocky Point Premium Potting Mix for the perfect start, then layering with Sugar Cane Mulch to help retain moisture and protect the soil.

Tulips, hyacinths, freesias, daffodils and more — your best spring pots start now.

Save this reel for your next bulb planting day.

15/05/2026

Want bigger, brighter spring blooms this season? It all starts below the surface 🌷

The secret to thriving hyacinths, tulips, freesias, daffodils and more is healthy, well-prepared soil. We’re using Rocky Point Garden Soil + ActivGrow to create the perfect foundation for strong roots and long-lasting flowers, then finishing with Sugar Cane Mulch to help lock in moisture and protect the soil while your bulbs establish.

A little prep now = a spectacular spring display later.

Save this reel for bulb planting season and get growing with Rocky Point.

May edible grow guide is here.Not sure what to plant this month? We’ve broken it down by climate zone so you can sow wit...
01/05/2026

May edible grow guide is here.

Not sure what to plant this month? We’ve broken it down by climate zone so you can sow with confidence.

Tropical
Time for heat-lovers and fast growers like beans, cucumbers, eggplant, pumpkin, sweet corn and tomato. Keep succession planting leafy greens for a steady harvest.

Sub-tropical
A great month for beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, parsley, spinach and more. Cool-season crops will thrive as temperatures settle.

Arid
Perfect timing for artichoke, cauliflower, kale, leeks, onions, parsnip, potato and radish. Focus on soil prep and consistent watering for strong root development.

Warm temperate
Sow beans, peas, rocket, silverbeet, spinach, swede and turnip. Leafy greens and brassicas will perform beautifully now.

Cold temperate
Lean into artichoke, asparagus, bok choy, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, peas, radish and spinach. Cool conditions mean sweeter leaves and slower, stronger growth.

Save this guide for later and let us know your climate zone below.

It’s been raining ALOT here in SEQ, so while we can’t get into the garden, here are some Friday FUN facts for all the ga...
01/05/2026

It’s been raining ALOT here in SEQ, so while we can’t get into the garden, here are some Friday FUN facts for all the garden nerds and veggie patch detectives….

Did you know that corn is weirdly organised? Rhubarb has a danger leaf......and mint is basically a tiny underground takeover? Oh and brassicas are one big family reunion in disguise?

Save this one for your next backyard chat, or send it to the friend who loves a random fact.
Which one surprised you most?

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There’s no guesswork when you’ve got the right advice.Our free quarterly magazine gives you the tips, timing and confide...
23/04/2026

There’s no guesswork when you’ve got the right advice.

Our free quarterly magazine gives you the tips, timing and confidence to grow better, every season!

Comment “ME” and we’ll send it your way.

Real results from real gardeners.“Truly premium — unlike others. Everything is growing successfully.” — David, NSWFrom l...
07/04/2026

Real results from real gardeners.
“Truly premium — unlike others. Everything is growing successfully.” — David, NSW

From lilly pillies to hanging baskets, this mix delivers consistent, thriving growth.

Find a local stockist via the link in bio

The best pest control in your garden might already be growing in it. These six flowers attract beneficial insects, confu...
02/04/2026

The best pest control in your garden might already be growing in it.

These six flowers attract beneficial insects, confuse and repel pests, and help create a garden that manages itself. No chemicals needed.

The secret weapon underneath it all? Healthy soil. Stronger plants naturally resist pest pressure better.

Which of these are already in your garden?

April edible grow guide is here.Cooler days are settling in, so shift your focus to leafy greens, brassicas and slow-gro...
01/04/2026

April edible grow guide is here.

Cooler days are settling in, so shift your focus to leafy greens, brassicas and slow-growing roots. Here’s what to prioritise in your zone.

Tropical
Keep warm-season crops powering along while introducing broccoli, cabbage and beetroot. Succession sow quick growers like radish and lettuce.

Sub-tropical
Focus on strong leaf and root development with broccoli, cabbage, carrot, garlic, kale, peas and silverbeet.

Arid
Build soil health and steady growth with beetroot, carrot, celery, onion, parsley, rocket and spinach. Consistent watering is key.

Warm temperate
Lean into brassicas and roots. Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, leek, lettuce and turnip will thrive now.

Cold temperate
Make the most of cool conditions with bok choy, brussels sprouts, fennel, kale, parsnip, radish and spinach. Expect sweeter leaves and slower, sturdier growth.

Save this guide and plant with confidence this April.

Bare feet belong on grass, not weeds.If broadleaf weeds are creeping in, don’t let them take over. A few simple steps an...
06/03/2026

Bare feet belong on grass, not weeds.

If broadleaf weeds are creeping in, don’t let them take over. A few simple steps and the right product can make all the difference.

This formula controls a wide range of common lawn weeds (excluding Buffalo lawns).

Save this for later and if you’re unsure which solution suits your lawn, send us a DM with your grass type and suburb.

March edible grow guide is here.As the seasons begin to shift, it’s time to balance late summer crops with the first of ...
01/03/2026

March edible grow guide is here.

As the seasons begin to shift, it’s time to balance late summer crops with the first of the cool-season favourites. Here’s what to focus on in your zone.

Tropical
Keep warm-season crops thriving while introducing leafy greens and brassicas. Think beans, cucumber, eggplant, pumpkin, sweet corn, plus beetroot, cabbage and kale for the transition.

Sub-tropical
A great month to blend seasons. Sow beans and zucchini alongside broccoli, cabbage, carrot, rocket and silverbeet.

Arid
Focus on steady root development and hardy greens. Beetroot, carrot, kale, leek, lettuce, mustard greens and radish will perform well with consistent watering.

Warm temperate
Lean into brassicas and leafy crops. Broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, kale, spinach, turnip and swede are ideal now.

Cold temperate
Cool conditions are perfect for building strong roots and sweet leaves. Plant cabbage, carrot, leek, parsnip, radish, spinach and turnip.

Save this guide and start planning your March planting.

Companion planting doesn’t have to be complicated.Start with the meal you love to cook.Choose one base plant, add flavou...
23/02/2026

Companion planting doesn’t have to be complicated.

Start with the meal you love to cook.

Choose one base plant, add flavour plants you’ll reach for often, and surround them with support plants that protect quietly.

Once you see gardens this way, planning becomes simple.

Recipes first. Rows second.

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709 Stapylton-Jacobs Well Road
Gold Coast, QLD
4207

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+61756704800

Website

https://linktr.ee/rockypointau

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