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BANGALOW WHOLESALE NURSERY produces premium trees and shrubs in containers from 200mm to super adv.
Est 2004, BWN is a specialist CONTRACT GROWER for the Australian landscape and development industry and BREEDER of new releases including Acmena smithii FIRESCREEN Pbr, Waterhousea floribunda GREEN AVENUE Pbr and Acmena smithii RED HEAD Pbr.
Species grown include;
Acmena, Backhousea, Brachychiton, Caesalpinea, Cupaniopsis,
Elaeocarpus, Ficus, Flindersia, Gardenia, Hymenosporum, Jacaranda, Lorapetalum, Magnolia, Michelia, Syzygium, Tristaniopsis, Viburnum, Waterhousea, Trachelospernum and more. Other lines can be grown on request.
Select Lines : Acmena smithii 'Firescreen' Pbr, Waterhousea floribunda 'Green Avenue' Pbr, Syzygium australe 'Select', Syzygium 'Winter Lights', Acmena smithii 'Clipper', Acmena 'Cherry Surprise' and cutting grown Ficus selections including var. hillii and 'Flash' and more.
BWN is a licensed grower of Ozbreed's Advanced Tree Rangeincluding Tristaniopsis laurina 'Luscious' Pbr, Acmena smithii 'Red Head' Pbr,
Waterhousea floribunda 'Sweeper' Pbr, and Acmena smithii 'Sublime' Pbr.
Nursery Infrastructure; 7600 m2 of hail net, computerised irrigation, subsurface drainage, water recycling system and steel trellis support for advanced trees all help to ensure
quality stock and continuity of supply.
A 32meg license to main storage dam plus a 3.5meg lined recycling dam provide water security.
Environmental Policy;
From inception a property management plan has
been implemented to protect the flora, fauna and unique water catchment
of the 14ha site, which boasts 143 native flora species and a subtropical rainforest
remnant of heritage significance. Management is committed to industry best practice as the nursery expands and develops with the aim of gaining Accreditation. The nursery recycles all irrigated water in a closed system, protecting the surrounding environment from runoff.
MYRTLE RUST POLICY:
Myrtle Rust is a disease newly introduced to Australia with the potential to effect many native plants. Symtoms include bright yellow spores on leaf and brownish-red leaf spotting.
We are learning that some plants have a high level of resistance to the disease, ie exhibiting little or no leaf spotting to date, while others have proven highly susceptible.
It is the policy of BWN not to grow plants
highly susceptible to Myrtle Rust.
BWN has implemented the NGIA Myrtle Rust Management Plan. All Myrtaceae stock is treated by preventative and curative fungicide as described in 1A 18.1
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