Northroy Nursery

My house is slowly becoming a rainforest. Seriously. At this point I have more plants than cutlery and I’m looking to add more to my clan.
On Sunday morning, while my hankering is normally for a Bloody Mary and some granola, I instead craved fresh plants. It had been a long time since I visited Northroy Nursery and was pleasantly surprised by what I found.
From the exterior it appears to be your basic nursery, primarily selling pots and soil however when you walk in you will find quirky cacti, hanging plants and succulents as far as the eye can see.
But what is best about Northroy Nursery is their indoor plant section. I was very surprised to see an abundance of fiddle leaf figs (if you’re not in the know, these are a very cool plant right about now), which are often very difficult to find in Melbourne. While these were quite small, they were retailing for an eye-​boggling 20 clams! I had never seen them so cheap before!
They also stocked a LOT of fruit salad plants, hanging plants and also moss for if/​when you attempt a terrarium.
If you’re in the market for some good indoor plants, definitely stop boy Northroy.

This place has a massive selection of plants for indoor or outdoor use. Loads of succulents and small ferns suitable for terrariums, or buy one ready mad if you’re totally useless at crafty stuff like me.
I particularly love Northroy Nursery because they have lots of herbs, veggies and fruit trees at very competitive prices and high quality. Plus you can make them look pretty with one of their pots, which come in all manner of sizes and price points.
In the era of one-​stop-​shop megastores like Bunnings it’s great to see a local nursery doing so well and thriving amongst the local community of green thumbs.