Shalimar Nursery is located in Colac Victoria and has over 50 years combined experience in the Retail Nursery Trade. Shalimar has been owned by Sue Betts for the past 22 years and is a local family owned and operated business.

321 Murray St, Colac, VIC, 3250

7.42km

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321 Murray St, Colac, VIC, 3250

7.42km

321 Murray St, Colac, VIC, 3250

7.42km

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Millers Civil Contractors

Excavation & Earthmoving Contractors, Colac, VIC 3250

Open by appt

A Diversified Civil & Mining Contractor - Providing Plant Hire

Civil construction

Construction and mining works on a contract basis

Supply and delivery of various tertiary gravel

Environmental Management System Certification

Occupational Health And Safety Certification

Federal Safety Commissioner

Civil construction

Construction and mining works on a contract basis

Supply and delivery of various tertiary gravel

Environmental Management System Certification

Occupational Health And Safety Certification

Federal Safety Commissioner

Millers Civil Contractors commenced in the early 1980s as a one machine company with an Allis Charmers grader. Demand quickly grew from simply grading roads to full road construction requiring the addition of equipment and the business' first employee. In addition to this, the company's first premises were built which also included a soil yard.

Excavation & Earthmoving Contractors, servicing Colac

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Assassins Weed & Vermin Control

Weed Control Services, Colac East, VIC 3250

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Give All Your Weed And Pest Problems The Big A

Quality service

Environmentally friendly

Locally owned & operated

Quality service

Environmentally friendly

Locally owned & operated

Assassins Weed & Vermin Control have crews of experienced operators who can assist you with any tree lopping or weed control requirements. We incorporates the principles of ecologically-sustainable development into our business and management systems and decision making processes, to ensure the environment in which we operate is preserved. So call us today for all your weed and pest problems.

23 Saunders St, Colac, VIC, 3250

9.24km

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23 Saunders St, Colac, VIC, 3250

9.24km

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23 Saunders St, Colac, VIC, 3250

9.24km

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Oz Trees

Nursery & Garden Supplies Wholesale, Irrewarra, VIC 3249

Closed

Your One Stop Shop For Native Trees, Shrubs & Grasses

Oz Trees is a family owned business that has grown since 1995. Originally a small nursery producing 150,000 seedlings for the local farming community and land care groups. The growing demand caused the nursery to expand to currently growing over 1 million seedlings and potted stock for a wide range of customers and the addition of a tree planting service.

569 Warrowie Rd, Colac, VIC, 3250

12.34km

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569 Warrowie Rd, Colac, VIC, 3250

12.34km

569 Warrowie Rd, Colac, VIC, 3250

12.34km

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Formula Garden Care

Gardeners, Colac, VIC 3250

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Gardeners Paradise Nursery

Garden Nurseries, Colac, VIC 3250

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186 Hearn St, Colac, VIC, 3250

8.54km

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Shalimar Nursery

If you are looking for a nursery that offers a great range of plants for your home garden or perhaps even for businesses, then Shalimar definitely has you covered. The nursery has a very relaxed atmosphere and it is very easy to navigate. The staff are also wonderful, easy going and very helpful. Shalimar nursery staff are quick to reply when you leave messages outside of their opening hours. On my visit l was looked after by a very friendly young lady, Leonee. She was extremely helpful and made my visit a memorable one. So if you are looking for that indoor plant or perhaps that tree for your garden or anything in between with staff who know their plants, who offer professionalism with that good old fashion country touch..... Then look no further than this wonderful nursery, Shalimar Nursery in Colac, Victoria.

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How to control the weeds in my garden?

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I just treated my plants last week and the bugs are back! What's wrong?

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