IndigiGrow offers a variety of services.
At IndigiGrow, we specialise in propagation and growing of Australian native edible plants in the critically endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub (ESBS).
Retail Plants
We have a wide range of Australian native plants, grown from seeds and seedlings.
Some varieties which you will not find in any other nursery for our customers.
8-18 Yarra Road, La Perouse NSW 2036
re****@in********.au
0439 327 933
Wholesale Plants
We have a wide range of Australian native plants from the Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub.
Plants are grown from seeds and cuttings. Some varieties which you will not find in any other nursery.
Corner of Anzac Pde & Austral St, Malabar. NSW 2036
wh*******@in********.au
Corporate Volunteering
We offer corporate volunteering days at our native plant nursery and native food farm at La Perouse. You will be working alongside our horticulturists and young indigenous apprentices.
Volunteer with us.
Whatever your skills and interests are, we have a role for you
Education
Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub (ESBS) is an endangered ecosystem found in beach-side suburbs of coastal Sydney and Royal National Park.
It was once common on coastal lands between North Head (Car-rang-gel) and Botany Bay.
Today, less than 140 hectares remain along the coast. ESBS is listed as critically endangered at both state and national levels.
Consulting
We offer Cultural immersion and development programs helping people to reconnect and care for Country.
IndigiGrow recognises the essential role that culture and connection to country play in creating positive outcomes for Aboriginal people.
Cultural & Environmental Awareness
By rehabilitating this important ecosystem, we help Aboriginal people reconnect and care for Country.
We also encourage the wider community to learn about and plant ESBS in their gardens. IndigiGrow engages, employs and trains young Aboriginal people while supporting them to build long-term connections to country.
Climate resilience and biodiversity are at critically low levels. Indigenous plants, including many endangered species, are central to building back resilience & sustainable environments.
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