Kūmānu Nursery 
Plant Sale

Get in before stocks are gone

We’ve got plenty of plants to move, so we’re keeping the pricing simple.

$5 each | End-of-line plants and seconds
$8 each | All 1.9L pots
$3 each | Tube plants

This is a great opportunity for gardeners, landscapers, farmers, landowners, lifestyle blocks, community groups and project teams to buy quality plants at sharp prices.

Stock includes a mix of native plants, exotic plants, landscape plants, hedging plants, and revegetation stock. We also have a limited number of houseplants available.

The nursery will close to the public later this year, so stock is available while it lasts.
Bulk purchases are welcome.

Open 
Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 3.30pm
Saturday, 10am to 3pm

Find us 
Next to Whakatū Marae and Japanese Gardens, Atawhai Drive, Nelson.

Native and revegetation

A range of native and revegetation plants suitable for shelter, restoration, rural blocks, community projects and local planting work.

Landscape and hedging

Hardy landscape plants, hedging options, flaxes, grasses and garden structure plants for contractors, designers, homeowners and larger projects.
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Indoor and garden

A range of indoor plants, garden favourites, feature plants and selected exotic plants.

Built for gardeners, landscapers and larger planting projects

Whether you are planting a garden, preparing a rural block, planning shelter, restoring native habitat or sourcing plants for a landscape project, Kūmānu Nursery has quality stock available while stocks last.

The nursery includes a mix of eco-sourced natives, locally grown plants, landscape favourites and selected exotic plants.

All stock is first-in, first-served.

Plan your visit

Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 3.30pm
Saturday, 10am to 3pm

Location
Next to Whakatū Marae and Japanese Gardens
Atawhai Drive, Nelson

Contact
03 546 8591
[email protected]
A group of Kūmānu field workers in high-visibility gear walk through tall grass carrying tools and native seedlings, with misty hills in the backgroundA Kūmānu field worker carrying a spade and native seedlings walks through tall grass, with other team members following behind
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