Frequently Asked Questions

Yes.

We can post to every state in Australia. There are some items that are restricted in certain states due to quarantine regulations to stop the spread of weeds, pests and diseases; these are all marked in the item descriptions.

We check all orders before posting, will remove any items from the order that are not sent (see website) and a refund will be given for any omitted item.

Tasmania and Western Australia requires an application form per order. We will charge you a $10 administration fee. All orders to Western Australia will also incur $35 charge to cover the Quarantine Inspection Charge.

We take Mastercard and Visa card payments and PayPal. Please read our payment section in our Terms and Conditions.

Yes, we do have a seedroom located in Golden Beach. However, as true gardeners we are often in the garden. Orders can be picked up by appointment only from our seed store if you are in the area.

We process orders as quickly as possible; in most cases orders are processed and dispatched within 3 working days. We use Australia Post, expected delivery times are from 2-20 business days depending on your location. If you have not received your order within a reasonable time-frame please contact us.
Please note we will only process your order after your payment has been cleared.
Note: Orders to Western Australia and Tasmania may be subject to additional delays and charges due to inspections by Quarantine.

Sorry. We only post within Australia.

We aim to sell you seeds that are fresh and viable, but new seeds do have a life span and this can depend on how you store them. We always recommend you buy seeds close to the time you intend to use them. In the meantime store them in an airtight container in the fridge or in a dark, dry, cool place. 6 months would be considered short term storage under the right conditions.

Please read the package details carefully for those items that should and should not be stored in the fridge.

No. We do not sell or stock genetically engineered seeds, also known as GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) seeds.

Yes! They are a great gift idea and one that can get the next generation of growers active.