Native Plants for Golf Courses

Golf courses hold real potential as habitat — out-of-play areas, buffer zones and native plantings around fairways can support local wildlife while reducing water and maintenance demands compared to turf and exotic landscaping.

We supply bulk native tubestock, grown from local provenance seed, well suited to golf course landscaping across the Casey and Cardinia region. Native grasses, shrubs and trees can be used to define fairways, create naturalised roughs, and establish habitat corridors — all while standing up to local conditions better than non-local stock.

We work with golf course superintendents, greenkeepers and landscape contractors to supply the volumes needed for course-wide native plantings.

What we offer:

  • Bulk native tubestock suited to out-of-play areas, buffers and naturalised zones

  • Locally provenance-grown stock adapted to regional conditions

  • Wholesale pricing on request

  • Guidance on species selection for low-maintenance, habitat-friendly landscaping

Ready to Green Up Your Course?

Get in touch to start planning native plantings for your golf course. From species selection to bulk wholesale pricing, we'll support your project every step of the way — from the first fairway to the final tee.

An aerial view of a golf course with several sand bunkers and a green surrounded by native trees and native grasses.