Briars Nursery

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About the Briars Nursery

The Briars Nursery specialises in beautiful plants indigenous to the Mornington Peninsula, along with a range of Australian natives, all ready to thrive in your garden. The talented team collects seed from local species for wholesale and retail sale to the public. The range includes ground covers, grasses, wildflowers, shrubs and trees. Download our Indigenous(PDF, 179KB) stock list for January 2025.

Opening hours

Open Wednesday - Friday from 9.00am to 3.30pm, and the first Saturday of the month from 9.00am to 1.00pm.
Closed on public holidays. 

Phone/email orders available

Native and indigenous tube stock, along with 150mm and 250mm potted plants, can be ordered by phone or email. To check availability or place an order, contact the Nursery team on 5974 8417 or nursery@mornpen.vic.gov.au.

Location and directions

The Briars Nursery is located at The Briars in Mt Martha. When entering the Briars, follow the road to the top of the hill.
Address: 450 Nepean Highway, Mount Martha 3934

Contact us 

Telephone: 5974 8417
Emailnursery@mornpen.vic.gov.au

Volunteering at the Nursery

The Briars Nursery welcomes volunteers with an interest in growing plants and gardening. Volunteering at the Nursery provides an opportunity to build on existing horticultural skills, meet new people and learn about our local flora. There are a variety of tasks available including propagation, seed cleaning and sorting, planting, potting, weeding. No experience is necessary.

All volunteering opportunities are advertised on the Mornington Peninsula Shire Volunteer page. If you are interested in volunteering at the Shire Nursery, please check this page for opportunities. 

Revegetation plant guides

Gardens for Wildlife

The flora and fauna of the Mornington Peninsula is unique. Your garden can help protect and nurture the beautiful flora and fauna of the Mornington Peninsula. 

Mornington Peninsula's free Gardens for Wildlife program is designed to encourage and support residents in creating a haven for local wildlife using local plants in their gardens.  These plants are available at the Briars Nursery.

The program is a partnership between the Shire and community members/groups that share the common goal of protecting and promoting our native flora and fauna.

More information can be found at Gardens for Wildlife