Balhannah Nurseries is South Australia's leading wholesale supplier of deciduous fruit and ornamental trees for retail garden centres and commercial growers. Located in the Adelaide Hills of South Australia, Balhannah Nurseries celebrates 130 years of nurturing the best of fruit and ornamental trees. Our rich, dark loamy soils combine with cool crisp winters and clean dry summers to make the perfect conditions for growing the finest deciduous fruit and ornamental trees in Australia.
Today, 130 years since the name Balhannah Nurseries was formalised, the business now operates under the Joyce group, one of the largest names in the Australian apple industry, who are continuing the Balhannah Nurseries tradition of service, innovation and excellence.Balhannah Nurseries seeks to provide the very finest quality of tree across our greater than 250 varieties of fruit and ornamental trees.
Today, 130 years since the name Balhannah Nurseries was formalised, the business now operates under the Joyce group, one of the largest names in the Australian apple industry, who are continuing the Balhannah Nurseries tradition of service, innovation and excellence.Balhannah Nurseries seeks to provide the very finest quality of tree across our greater than 250 varieties of fruit and ornamental trees.
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Small pale pink, single blossoms are produced in mass during early spring. Small dark green leaves with serrate margins give good autumn display Grafted onto 1.7-2 metre standards. A slender weeping cherry bearing masses of single white flowers cascading along the length of its branches. Ideal for use in confined spaces.
Tips from Balhannah Nurseries to help you achieve the best results in planting and growing your ornamental and fruit trees. Successful fruit growing in the garden begins with careful site selection, preparation and correct tree planting. The tolerance of different tree species to these factors dictates where each species should be planted in the garden.
Once a suitable site has been chosen for your tree dig a hole at least twice the total size of the root system and carefully remove the packaging from the tree. Mound the soil slightly at the bottom of the hole. Lightly trim any damaged roots. Spread the tree roots evenly over the mound and if necessary, adjust the soil height by replacing some of the top soil so that the bud union remains above ground level.
A proportion of the root system is lost during the lifting process from the nursery bed. To compensate and restore balance between the top growth and the root system, pruning is essential. The limbs of your tree should be shortened back about half to two-thirds of their total length, cutting on an angle to an outside bud.
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Bogretriever
Mar 13, 2021
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Ajay Sharma
Oct 07, 2017
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I brought one Californian Almond & 2 Plum tree from Glynde Mitre 10 all the 3 plants are PRODUCT OF Balhannah Nurseries the plants are not growing at all, still in winter dormancy not sure what the reason is, when I bought it from the store it head wood chip instead of compost in the roots, Balhannah Nursery would have saved around $3.00 worth of compost by replacing wood chip in the roots. BUT I HAVE LOST $120.00, NITHER GLYNDE MITRE 10 NOT BALHANNHA NURSERY HAS ANY ANSWER OR RESPONDING to my query.
Beware they do not come with a 1 year Guarantee provided by Bunnings for replacement if they die
Beware they do not come with a 1 year Guarantee provided by Bunnings for replacement if they die
Joan Stokes
Oct 20, 2015
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My husband purchased Ioensis ëplenaí from this nursery. Itís such a free flowering ornamental with beautiful pale pink to white double flowers. Balhannah Nursery provides high quality foliage. Their customer service is of equal standards ñ never leave you doubtful. This commercial grower is worth the time and money, for they are seriously the finest deciduous supplier of ornamental trees in Australia.
Lora Hale
Aug 08, 2015
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