Tree Nursery Costa Blanca

Posted: Tue Jan 2, 2024 9:29pm

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Having recently bought property in the region I wish to undertake a landscape rejuvenation and rewilding project on our land.

I have a background in Horticulture and sustainability and as such I have a plan in place.

What I am looking for is connections to tree growers and forestry producers who can supply me with native species of bareroot trees and plants. This will also have the potential of becoming a business venture where I help others with their land.

I'm not asking about garden centres, it's connection to commercial producers who supply landscapers and forestry.

Thanks in advance.

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Posted: Wed Jan 3, 2024 10:38pm

Stephanie86

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Posted: Wed Jan 3, 2024 10:38pm

With respect, I think you are going to have to befriend the owners of some of the garden centres and find out who their suppliers are. Or of course, if they have the capacity to supply you themselves at a greatly reduced margin.

There are several very high quality places within easy driving distance of Orba, whom you may think it worthwhile to visit. You can only ask, they can only say no, in the worst case!

A couple of ñames:: Mascarena in Xalo, MasterGarden outside Teulada, there are several more, but both of these have good reputations and do specialised design and landscaping, so may be worth visiting.

Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 12:02am

ItsSean

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Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 12:02am

Thanks Stephanie86.

I will check out the garden centres as suggested.

Generally what I'm looking for would not be in the garden centres and these growers would rarely supply into retail outlets.

I have commercial contacts in Holland and Germany who can ship to me (they ship throughout Europe normally) but I would obviously prefer to source locally.

I'll keep looking thanks.

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Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 7:21am