The bulk landscape supply yard offers more than 45 product lines, creating an additional revenue stream and strengthening the business’s position as a convenient one-stop destination for plants, landscaping materials and garden-related products.

With an established regional reputation and an integrated supply chain, the businesses serve a national retail chain, retail customers, landscape contractors, garden centres, homeowners and commercial clients across the Whitsunday region. The inclusion of the freehold property further enhances the opportunity, providing operational security, flexibility and potential long-term asset value.

Business highlights

• FY26 combined revenue: approximately $9.23 million
• FY26 combined EBITDA: approximately $2.01 million
• Retail offering encompasses a large Garden Centre, Bulk Landscape Supply Yard and Gift Shop
• Wholesale Nursery supplies quality green life from Cairns to Brisbane weekly
• Award winning Landscaping business delivering design, construction, earthmoving, installation and maintenance services
• Complementary operations offer opportunities for cross-selling, coordinated purchasing and supply efficiencies.
• Established customer relationships, experienced staff and a recognised local presence.
• Further potential to grow maintenance services, wholesale partnerships, online sales and regional landscaping.

Freehold property

The property comprises approximately 4.03 hectares (9.95 acres) and is designated as a freehold commercial nursery and landscape-supplies site, with a Rural Residential planning designation and commercial nursery use subject to existing use rights.

Regional Economy & Growth Outlook

The Whitsunday region is experiencing strong economic growth, underpinned by tourism, residential development, construction activity and major infrastructure development. The region’s profile is also set to rise further through its involvement in sailing for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

A number of significant projects are expected to support ongoing demand for landscaping, plant supply and garden-maintenance services, including housing and infrastructure works, the proposed Whitsunday Skyway, upgrades at Shute Harbour, and the $583 million Lindeman Island redevelopment.

Asking prices

Both businesses: $4,900,000
Freehold property: $2,350,000
Combined asking price: $7,250,000

This is an opportunity for an owner-operator, horticultural group or strategic buyer to acquire an established regional platform with both operating businesses and the underlying freehold property.