Nurseries in Jindera, NSW

Finding a nursery in Jindera

Tubestock, advanced trees, seedlings, potting mix, mulch and the advice that stops the wrong plant going in the wrong spot. Altitude does more work here than the state line: what survives a summer at Corowa or Yarrawonga is not what survives a winter at Beechworth or Tumbarumba, and the frost hollows along the valleys catch out anyone planting citrus. Bare rooted fruit trees and roses land in July and August and the good stock goes before the end of winter. Larger yards double as landscape suppliers and deliver soil and mulch by the cubic metre.

Jindera is 15 kilometres north of Albury and has grown fast as Albury workers buy land with room for a shed. The Pioneer Museum on Urana Street records the German Lutheran families who settled the district in the 1870s. Cropping and sheep country starts at the edge of the last estate.

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