Tulgeen Riverside Nursery

27/10/2025

🌿 Tulgeen Riverside Nursery – Clearance Sale! 🪴

We’re clearing out all remaining stock from our Riverside Nursery site — and you’re invited to grab a bargain! 🎉

This is a fantastic chance to pick up:
🪴 Plants & advanced trees
🌱 Plant health products
🛠️ Gardening hardware
🎁 Giftware
🗿 Statues & plaques
… and much more — all at heavily reduced prices!

🎄 Perfect for Christmas gifts or refreshing your garden for spring
Prices start from just $1!

📅 Sale Dates:
Thursday, November 6 | 1pm – 4pm
Friday, November 7 | 9am – 4pm

📍 Location:
14 Taronga Crescent, Bega – Riverside Nursery site

We can’t wait to see you there! 😊

27/06/2025

24/06/2025

To all our Loyal Customers

We wish to extend our profound gratitude for your steadfast support and patronage over the years. Your loyalty has been the bedrock of our success and the continued employment of our supported employees.

Up until we close, we now have 50% off all full priced stock. Specials are prices as marked.

Our opening hours until we close are:
Wednesday-Friday 9-5
Saturday 9-3
Sunday 9-2
Monday 9 - 12.30

Sincerely,

The team at Riverside

08/05/2025

🌸 Celebrate Mother's Day with Nature's Beauty! 🌸

Show your love and appreciation with a gift that grows. Visit Riverside to explore our stunning collection of flowers, plants and garden accessories.

Can’t decide? We also offer gift vouchers!

Discover unique, handmade gifts crafted by our talented supported employees.

02/05/2025

🌿 Gardening Tips for the Week in Bega Valley! 🌿

Planting: It’s the perfect time to plant winter vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower. Don’t forget to add broad beans and peas to your garden!

Mulching: Keep your garden beds happy by applying mulch to retain moisture and suppress those pesky weeds.

Soil Preparation: Get your soil ready for planting by adding compost and organic matter to boost soil health.

Gardening tip of the week:
If you’re a coffee lover, you’ll be happy to know that used coffee grounds can be a valuable addition to your garden! Rich in nitrogen and other essential minerals, coffee grounds can give plants like roses, azaleas, and tomatoes a helpful boost. Simply sprinkle them around the base of your plants to enhance soil quality. The grounds also attract earthworms, which naturally aerate the soil, helping roots breathe. Avoid using them too frequently, as too much acidity can alter your soil’s pH levels over time.
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🌳 Winter is Just Around the Corner! 🌳

With winter only a few short weeks away, have you thought about which bareroot trees you’d like in your garden or orchard this year? We still have some advanced trees on special at 60% off if you can’t wait for winter!
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🌸 Mother’s Day is Next Sunday! 🌸

Support our talented employees and find the perfect gift for Mum:
Belle creates beautiful handmade jewellery.
Mark makes mugs, perfect for a lovely cup of tea or coffee on these chilly mornings.
We also have gift vouchers.

Our team has also been busy making paper cards and fire briquettes with the recycled shredded paper.

02/05/2025

🌿 Gardening Tips for the Week in Bega Valley! 🌿

Planting: It's the perfect time to plant winter vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower. Don't forget to add broad beans and peas to your garden!

Mulching: Keep your garden beds happy by applying mulch to retain moisture and suppress those pesky weeds.

Soil Preparation: Get your soil ready for planting by adding compost and organic matter to boost soil health.

Gardening tip of the week:
If you're a coffee lover, you'll be happy to know that used coffee grounds can be a valuable addition to your garden! Rich in nitrogen and other essential minerals, coffee grounds can give plants like roses, azaleas, and tomatoes a helpful boost. Simply sprinkle them around the base of your plants to enhance soil quality. The grounds also attract earthworms, which naturally aerate the soil, helping roots breathe. Avoid using them too frequently, as too much acidity can alter your soil's pH levels over time.
________________________________________
🌳 Winter is Just Around the Corner! 🌳

With winter only a few short weeks away, have you thought about which bareroot trees you'd like in your garden or orchard this year? We still have some advanced trees on special at 60% off if you can’t wait for winter!
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🌸 Mother’s Day is Next Sunday! 🌸

Support our talented employees and find the perfect gift for Mum:
Belle creates beautiful handmade jewellery.
Mark makes mugs, perfect for a lovely cup of tea or coffee on these chilly mornings.
We also have gift vouchers.

Our team has also been busy making paper cards and fire briquettes with the recycled shredded paper.

23/04/2025

We will be closed tomorrow, Friday 25th April to take a moment to remember and pay tribute to the brave men and women who served and sacrificed for our country

Lest we forget

16/04/2025

10/04/2025

Tulgeen Riverside Nursery will be closed this Saturday 12th April.
We will re-open Sunday 13th April at 9am
We apologise for any inconvenience

20/03/2025

Last week we supplied the Tathra Friendly Grocer with beautiful pots of colour, all lovingly grown by our dedicated supported employees. By choosing these locally grown plants, you're not only adding a splash of colour to your home but also empowering individuals with disabilities and supporting inclusive employment.

21/02/2025

We’re coming red hot into the autumn season in the Bega Valley, now is a great time to start preparing your garden for the cooler months ahead. Here’s some planting suggestions to get your garden growing.

Soil Improvement:
Mulching: Apply a thick layer of organic mulch around your plants to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil quality. Mulch breaks down over time, adding nutrients to the soil.

Composting: Add well-rotted compost to your garden beds to enrich the soil with nutrients. This will provide a good foundation for autumn and winter crops.

Water Management:
Irrigation Check: Ensure that your irrigation system is efficient and not wasting water. Autumn can still be dry, so it’s important to make the most of available water.

Pest and Disease Control:
Clean Up: Remove any dead or diseased plant material to prevent pests and diseases.

Organic Pest Control: Use natural predators or organic sprays to manage pests that are prevalent during autumn.

Planning and Maintenance:
Pruning: Trim back any perennials that have finished flowering and remove spent annuals. This clears space and allows for airflow.

What to Plant in autumn.
Vegetables:
Leafy Greens: Lettuce, spinach, and kale thrive in the cooler temperatures. They can be sown or planted as seedlings.

Root Vegetables: Carrots, beets, and radishes are ideal for autumn planting and can be harvested in late autumn to winter.

Brassicas: Broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower enjoy the cooler climate and can be planted now to mature through autumn.

Herbs:
Parsley and Coriander: These herbs prefer cooler temperatures and grow well during autumn.
Chives and Mint: Both can be planted in autumn and will provide fresh flavourings for your dishes.

Flowers:
Marigolds and Pansies: These flowers add colour to the garden and can deter some pests.
Sweet Peas: Plant now for a beautiful display of flowers in late autumn.

Companion Planting Tips
Marigolds near Vegetables: Planting marigolds next to vegetables can help deter nematodes and attract beneficial insects.
Herbs with Brassicas: Plant herbs like mint or dill around cabbage and broccoli to repel pests like cabbage moths.

Happy gardening!

21/02/2025

We're coming red hot into the autumn season in the Bega Valley, now is a great time to start preparing your garden for the cooler months ahead. Here's some planting suggestions to get your garden growing.

Soil Improvement:
Mulching: Apply a thick layer of organic mulch around your plants to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil quality. Mulch breaks down over time, adding nutrients to the soil.

Composting: Add well-rotted compost to your garden beds to enrich the soil with nutrients. This will provide a good foundation for autumn and winter crops.

Water Management:
Irrigation Check: Ensure that your irrigation system is efficient and not wasting water. Autumn can still be dry, so it's important to make the most of available water.

Pest and Disease Control:
Clean Up: Remove any dead or diseased plant material to prevent pests and diseases.

Organic Pest Control: Use natural predators or organic sprays to manage pests that are prevalent during autumn.

Planning and Maintenance:
Pruning: Trim back any perennials that have finished flowering and remove spent annuals. This clears space and allows for airflow.

What to Plant in autumn.
Vegetables:
Leafy Greens: Lettuce, spinach, and kale thrive in the cooler temperatures. They can be sown or planted as seedlings.

Root Vegetables: Carrots, beets, and radishes are ideal for autumn planting and can be harvested in late autumn to winter.

Brassicas: Broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower enjoy the cooler climate and can be planted now to mature through autumn.

Herbs:
Parsley and Coriander: These herbs prefer cooler temperatures and grow well during autumn.
Chives and Mint: Both can be planted in autumn and will provide fresh flavourings for your dishes.

Flowers:
Marigolds and Pansies: These flowers add colour to the garden and can deter some pests.
Sweet Peas: Plant now for a beautiful display of flowers in late autumn.

Companion Planting Tips
Marigolds near Vegetables: Planting marigolds next to vegetables can help deter nematodes and attract beneficial insects.
Herbs with Brassicas: Plant herbs like mint or dill around cabbage and broccoli to repel pests like cabbage moths.

Happy gardening!