Leading Australian grower and supplier of
Carnivorous Plants and Water Plants.
THIS WEEKEND: Triffid Park is having a Click and Collect weekend on November 27 and 28.
Collect your order direct from our nursery in Somerville.
Bookings are now OPEN to book a Pick Up time slot.
You can pre-order plants and goods ready for collection.
For more information on how to order and book a time slot,
visit our Field Days page - Click Here.
MAIL ORDER DELAYS: 16th November 2021 - please allow up to 3 weeks for us to process your mail order. You will receive an email once I have posted your order with the Aus Post tracking number.
WARNING: Aus Post are overwhelmed with parcels, they are expressing very long deliver times. Our plants will last around 3 weeks in the box. Express Post and insurance options are available on our Sundries page - scroll down to the bottom to select your option.
PLEASE NOTE: Triffid Park will NOT be held responsible for the length of time that Aus Post takes to deliver. Aus Post DOES NOT insure live plants, only for damage or loss.
We cannot follow up on lost or delayed parcels. You need to do this from your end.
RETAIL STOCKISTS
Please click on the links above to find a retail stockist of our plants in your state or capital territory.
Some stockists only purchase our Water Plants, some our Carnivorous Plants and some purchase both. So you never know what you might find.
However they all have the ability to order any of the plants from our Wholesale page, so you can always ask them to order an item in for you.
The Carnivorous Plants that we sell to garden centres and florists around Australia are sold as generic un-named plants. We keep the botanically named plants for mail order only. We do not botanically name these plants, so that we can offer them at a cheaper price to the nurseries and florists than our named varieties - we can grow them in bulk benches, and our staff don’t have to worry about each named variety.
Unfortunately we can not spend time identifying plants by email photos that we have sold to our stockists.
If you want botanically named varieties, you should purchase direct from us by mail order or at a field day, or view the pictures on our web site and try to identify them yourself.