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This business servicing Tallwoods Village is a local SME in the Landscape Supplies category. Until late 1983, a cow paddock occupied the current site of Gnomes Landscaping & Garden Supplies, when the current owners purchased the land & began the transformation to what has today grown into a large & busy supply hub. The land was cleared & bays were erected to hold soil, gravel, mulch & bark, as well as an area dedicated to a plant nursery. We opened for our first day of trade in May 1984. |
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This business servicing Tallwoods Village is a local SME in the Landscape Supplies category. Until late 1983, a cow paddock occupied the current site of Gnomes Landscaping & Garden Supplies, when the current owners purchased the land & began the transformation to what has today grown into a large & busy supply hub. The land was cleared & bays were erected to hold soil, gravel, mulch & bark, as well as an area dedicated to a plant nursery. We opened for our first day of trade in May 1984.
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Open Today
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8:00am
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4:30pm
Mon
8:00am
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4:30pm
Tue
8:00am
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4:30pm
Wed
8:00am
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4:30pm
Thu
8:00am
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4:30pm
Fri
8:00am
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4:30pm
Sat
Closed
Sun
Closed
Public Holidays
Closed
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Taree NSW 2430
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Spring is a good time for adding new plants to the garden. But when you drop by your local garden centre or nursery[MC(1] , how do you tell the difference between healthy plants and those in poor condition? Let’s look at a few guidelines that will help you in choosing plants, that will survive and thrive after you buy them.
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- Examine the roots of the plant. Don’t choose a plant if its roots are soft, brown or easily fall apart when you touch or pull them slightly.
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