For more than 25 years, Australian Ecosystems has operated as one of the largest native and indigenous tubestock nurseries in Australia.
Regen Nurseries has emerged as a breakaway company following a large scale investment in nursery operations, automation and infrastructure. We anticipate that this expansion will allows us to grow more than 5 Million plants per year.
This expansion has allowed us to provide high-quality wholesale native, indigenous, and wetland plants for those looking to restore ecosystems and create sustainable environments including landscape architects, civil contractors, developers, and landcare groups in zero waste plant trays.
Regen Nurseries provides wholesale supply of native and indigenous plants in zero waste play tray formats.
Send your plant list to Regen Nurseries, and they will provide a quote and help coordinate the delivery your plants straight to your project site.
Contract grow any size project from 5000 plants to > 1 million plants, or selects from a limited number of available stock for short notice orders.
Get in contact for native and indigenous plant supply at hello@regennurseries.com.au
HIKO plants are and efficient and effective plant size for establishing vegetation cover in ephemeral marsh zones, allowing for ease of handling and planting of stock. They are smaller than 200cc standard forestry tubestock, commonly called ‘tubestock’. Best practice constructed wetlands require ephemeral wetland batters to be planted with HIKOs at a minimum of 6 plants per square meter.
This is also known as ’20 cell’, due to 20 plants being held in one tray. Tubestock or 20 Cell is the standard format for forestry seedlings, considered the ideal size for planting trees and shrubs in non-aquatic environments.
600cc format plants are very effective plant formats for shallow, deep and submerged marsh zones. Constructed wetlands can often be hostile to plant establishment. 600cc large format plants have tall strong stems, and large well developed root systems and rhizomes (storage organs) which give plants the best chance of establishment in these conditions. Best practice constructed wetland plantings require shallow marsh, deep marsh and submerged marsh plantings to be established at a minimum of 2 plants per square meter in shallow and deep marsh zones, and 1 plant per square meter in submerged marsh zones.