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    Trewallyn Nursery
    most recent 17 JUL 19  
    NurseryTrewallyn Nursery
    Initial post 16 JUL 19 by Margaret Strathalbyn
    The current plant list isn't valid, as the nursery is undergoing major revitalisation. Best to ask re what is wanted.
    Reply #1 posted 17 JUL 19 by Patricia Routley
    Can you persuade the nursery to contact HelpMeFind. We are only too happy to help them update their list of roses for sale. Their list of 533 roses was last updated in 2007 and our main page says “simple commercial listing are FREE but we do ask that you keep them current.”
    Reply #2 posted 17 JUL 19 by Margaret Strathalbyn
    The ownership has changed, and the current owner doesn't have admin access.
    most recent 6 APR 19  
    NurseryTrewallyn Nursery
    Initial post 6 APR 19 by Margaret Strathalbyn
    Does anyone know if this nursery is still functioning? I couldn't find it in the phone directory.
    The website seems to be active. Am awaiting a reply from them.
    most recent 10 APR 12  
    NurseryTrewallyn Nursery
    Initial post 8 APR 12 by Simon Voorwinde
    Website: http://www.trewallyn.com.au
    Reply #1 posted 8 APR 12 by jedmar
    Is the nursery still in operation? The website dates back to 2010.
    Reply #2 posted 8 APR 12 by Simon Voorwinde
    I'm emailing them tonight... will let you know
    Reply #3 posted 10 APR 12 by Simon Voorwinde
    Email from them today confirmed they are still in business.. but don't ship to Tasmania :(
    Reply #4 posted 10 APR 12 by jedmar
    Thank you, contacts added.
    most recent 7 OCT 03  
    NurseryTrewallyn Nursery
    Initial post 2 OCT 03 by Unregistered Guest
    Hello,
    Could you please advise availability of David Austn roses in November?
    I really wanted this particular rose for my wedding in that month; my florist says she can't get them then, but I thought I might try!!
    Reply #1 posted 7 OCT 03 by Unregistered Guest
    Depends where you live and also November is High summer and D A roses will probably wilt in heat. Not really suitable for bouquets.Maybe have some on Bridal Table and opt for something else for rest. Bee in Rockyhampton