Tucked into the bush at Ridgeway, a short drive from central Hobart, this nursery has built its reputation on a singular focus: plants native to Tasmania. Over 500 species and varieties are grown here, spanning groundcovers to towering specimens of Eucalyptus regnans, the world's tallest flowering plant, and the grounds are organised by habitat rather than convenience, with dedicated coastal, rainforest, fern and alpine sections that let visitors see plants in something like their natural context before choosing what suits a home garden. Staff are described as knowledgeable and happy to talk through what will actually thrive in a given spot, which matters for anyone gardening with Tasmania's particular conditions in mind. Alongside the endemic collection, a growing range of mainland natives, grevilleas, banksias, melaleucas and callistemons, broadens the offering for those after colour and bird-attracting varieties. The nursery also handles bulk and contract-grown orders, from a single tube stock plant to consignments in the thousands, with discounts for larger runs, suggesting a business as comfortable supplying landscapers and revegetation projects as it is helping home gardeners. It's a place for those who want plants suited to this island, chosen and grown with that specificity in mind, not a generic garden centre.