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We have 250+ varieties of local flora and a bunch of great volunteers

Not-For Profit

A Not-For Profit Organisation, which has been operating since 1998 in Bunbury Western Australia. LCN is managed by a committee board and employ 4 staff members who co-ordinate and assist volunteers in the daily running’s of the Nursery.

Local Native Plants

At LCN we are dedicated to encouraging the use of local native plants in the revegetation and rehabilitation of lands, waterways, wetlands and coastal areas in the South West of Western Australia.

NGIWA Accredited

LCN is an accredited member of the Nursery & Garden Industry of Western Australia and is a Water Corporation, Waterwise Nursery.

Opening Hours

Our nursery is open to the public, for retail sales as well as wholesale.

With over 250 varieties of local native plants to choose from, supplying to landscapers, local government departments, land developers, shires, rural landholders, schools and rehabilitation groups.

Retail
(Mon – Sat)
8.00am – 1.00pm

Volunteers
(Mon – Thur)
7.00am – 12.00pm

What our Volunteers are saying

“Very Satisfying Work”

“It is very satisfying to be apart of conserving Australian animals and plants. Over the last 18 months at Leschenault Community Nursery, one of the main tasks that I have been involved in has been to maintain 120 grass trees and other local native plants at the nursery, for a Doral Industries natural area restoration project at Yongarillup. “

Ted

Volunteer for 18 months

“Thoroughly Recommend”

“I find the work environment here very positive and working with people of a great range of backgrounds means there is never a shortage of things to talk about during the morning tea break. There is a great range of tasks that you can take on and you soon become the ‘go-to’ person in that area. I thoroughly recommend being a volunteer at LCN for anyone who has a yearning to do something fulfilling for the community.”

Mark

Volunteer for 4 years

“Welcoming and Safe”

“We thank LCN for providing a welcoming and safe environment for our son Sam to volunteer over the past 6 years. Sam has expanded on his skills, from requiring full assistance to now being able to go about his set tasks with little to no assistance. LCN is a place Sam feels he belongs, is part of a team and most importantly has developed independent growth! Social skills have also developed and the ability to cope with ‘change’, becoming more resilient.”