The Native Project

26/04/2026

Kaipara Moana Remediation and The Native Project warmly invite you to an information session at The Native Project nursery.

Find out about how KMR can support your environmental remediation projects, meet your local nursery team and KMR Field Advisors, make connections, and share local knowledge.

No registration required – feel free to invite whānau, friends, and neighbours!

Enjoy complimentary refreshments and a sausage sizzle. 😊

13/06/2023

It’s Fieldays Week, so we thought we’d run a Fieldays Special.
$100 for 28 Natives.
Contact Anne to order
027 4439 474
[email protected]

27/04/2023

10/03/2023

Ready for the Kumeu Show tomorrow 🌱

08/03/2023

We are heading to the Kumeu Show this weekend to showcase our natives.
Come and see us at site 108/109.
We will have plants for sale 🌱

07/03/2023

Have you ordered your Native Trees for Planting this season?
Contact us today 🌱🌱🌱

05/03/2023

This week we lost our loyal rabbit control officer.
He will be greatly missed in the nursery even though he slept on the plants 🐶🌿🕊️

13/11/2022

All this beautiful rain means it’s not to late to do some late Native tree planting.
We have various numbers of most species available . All in Trays of 28 or 50.
Call
0274 439 474

08/10/2022

Akeake, Dodonaea viscosa ‘purpurea’ NZ Native shrub. Quick growing evergreen . Coastal, extended dry periods, hardy, shade, wind. Great for hedging. 4 metres height low maintenance.
Pick up

19/05/2022

The Native Project is having an OPEN DAY
Saturday 21 May 2022. 72 Wilson Rd, South Head. 09.00 am - 1.00pm

We are a locally owned and operated NZ native plant nursery located on the South Head peninsula and can supply bulk NZ natives at wholesale prices for your revegetation, riparian or farm shelter project.

Call in, enjoy a coffee and view our species available for this years planting projects or chat with us about future projects.

Now is the perfect time to start planting. Plants available for sale or orders can be taken. 🌱

We look forward to welcoming you to The Native Project.