11 Of My Fave Aussie Online Plant Stores
Mar 30 , 2020
Update: For a full list of 75 online Aussie plant stores (as of today, 19th August 2020), visit this link.
Here's a list of a few Aussie online plant stores so you can shop up a storm from the safety of your own home.
I've noted a few factors, including
- What they sell
- Where they ship to
- Their location
- The delivery cost
- Whether they offer Afterpay
- If pick-up is available
For a full list of Aussie plant stores, visit this link which lists over 75 wonderful online plant stores across the country.
A quick note on quarantine laws
Australia has a number of bio security laws that impact the importation of plants into and within Australia. They are complicated and really tricky to summarise - and I am not an expert nor claim to be on this! Often plant sites refer to states as being “quarantine“ or “non-quarantine states” - these are colloquial terms that have come into common usage. The "non-quarantine" states are NSW, QLD, VIC, ACT & SA. The "quarantine states" are WA, TAS & NT, and for plants to be imported into those states special permits and/or treatments are required which can carry an additional cost per order. To understand more about these laws refer to the relevant state bio security laws.
The below information was correct at the time of publishing. Please ensure you check the relevant site for up to date information.
Specialists in indoor plants, these guys offer a range of plants suitable for newbies to experts alike
What they sell: Plants, pots & plant accessories
Location: Erskineville, Sydney
Delivery: $14.95 flat rate for delivery in Sydney or $14.95 shipping to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT)
Pick-up: Yes, from their Erskineville store (currently closed)
Afterpay: Yes
https://www.verdantdwellings.com.au/
Experts at packing, they ship each plant in a pot so it’s ready to go as soon as it arrives
What they sell: Plants, plant accessories and plant care products
Location: Dromana, Sydney
Delivery: Shipping to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT), plus Tasmania for an additional fee. Pricing varies, refer to price on checkout
Pick-up: Yes, from their Dromana warehouse (currently closed to the public)
Afterpay: No
Lovers of rare and unusual plants, they also prioritise sustainability, using fully compostable bags in their packaging
What they sell: Plants, tools and accessories
Location: Sydney
Delivery: $15 flat rate shipping. Shipping to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT). Can post to WA for approx $5 extra per plant and purchaser must organise a permit. Shipping available to Tasmania & NT via a third party
Pick-up: No
Afterpay: No
Known for their massive range of indoor and outdoor beauties, these guys sell plants in packs so you can get started fast – check out their pet friendly or low light packages
What they sell: Plants, pots, potting mix and accessories including the Sustee water checker
Location: Currumbin Valley, QLD
Delivery: Free shipping to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT) and working on adding the others
Pick-up: No
Afterpay: Yes
https://homegrownhouseplants.com.au/
Their range is huge and you can even shop by genus. You can easily spend hours browsing all their beauties
What they sell: Plants
Location: Lilydale
Delivery: $15 standard rate to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT)
Pick-up: Yes, bookings required
Afterpay: Yes
https://www.australianplantsonline.com.au/
Specialists in low cost tube stock plants with no minimum purchase, with many plants grown in their own nursery
What they sell: Plants, seeds & bulbs, and plant accessories
Location: Woombye, QLD
Delivery: Shipping starts at $15.40, refer to price at checkout. They ship to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT) plus WA
Pick-up: Yes, by appointment
Afterpay: No
https://www.uprooted.com.au/
They stock a great range of popular indoor plants, and even make keyrings for those who want to show off their plant love wherever they go!
What they sell: Plants and keyrings
Location: Burwood, VIC
Delivery: Refer to price at checkout. They ship to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT).
Pick-up: Yes, by appointment
Afterpay: Yes
https://homeofhouseplants.com.au/
The first online indoor plant supplier to ship to WA, NT & TAS. They have accreditation to ship all quarantine states, and their plant concierge services are even used by other plant sites
What they sell: Plants and plant concierge services
Location: Adelaide, SA
Delivery: Shipping is calculated at checkout. They ship Australia wide! There is an additional $10 charge for TAS & NT orders, and $20 for WA orders to cover the accreditation and treatments required for plants to be shipped to these quarantine states.
Pick-up: No
Afterpay: Yes, as well as Zip
https://www.crazyplantpeople.com/
They offer a deal of the week, weekly prizes and a loyalty program! Not to mention, an impressive range of gorgeous indoor beauties
What they sell: Plants and accessories
Location: Maitland, NSW
Delivery: $15 flat rate to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT)
Pick-up: No
Afterpay: Yes
In addition to their beautiful range of popular houseplants, they also offer a Plant of the Week subscription so you can get a new plant every week!
What they sell: Plants, pots and accessories
Location: Rosebery, Sydney
Delivery: $12.95 for Sydney Metro, $18.95 to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT), and can ship to the quarantine states if a third party service is organised
Pick-up: Yes
Afterpay: Yes
https://www.houseplanthoarders.com/
With an outstanding range of rare plants, pots, decor, plant care accessories and more, this is a one-stop-shop all plant lovers!
What they sell: Plants, pots, artwork and accessories
Location: Northlakes, QLDy
Delivery: $15 capped shipping to the non-quarantine states (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT)
Pick-up: No
Afterpay: No
For a full list of Aussie plant stores, visit this link
4 Comments
Thank you! I’m already putting together my wish list ; )
This was really helpful!
other factors that could be added to this,
-how they post their products.
-do they grow their plants or source them. If so at what percentage?
-environmental impact, eco friendly.
-products value eg. Are they expensive?
Because its all good having capped postage if you charge a million dollars a plant. Lol
Don’t forget us at Houseplant Hoarders!
We’ve been trading since early 2018 and specialise in rare and hard to find homegrown plants!
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