130 Old Geelong Rd
Hoppers Crossing
VIC 3029
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Sunday: 10 am–3 pm
89 Rufus St
Epping
VIC 3076
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Saturday: 8 am–2 pm
Sunday: Closed
Discover our growing range of nursery plants, from succulents, to full trees.
Everything you need to get your next gardening project off the ground.
All the essential materials your garden needs to flourish from the very start.
Planting and maintaining the perfect lawn is easier than you think. Follow these steps for the best results, year after year.
Read our article on ideas, advice, and inspiration for a backyard makeover. For more inspiration, drop into All Green at Hoppers Crossing.
Western, Indigenous and Eastern medicine all know of plants that have helped keep us healthy for thousands of years and provided many of the modern drugs we rely on today.
Indoor plants have loads of benefits and they aren't hard to care for if you follow these tips. Visit us in-store for over 150 varieties of plants.
Protect pavers from erosion and reduce weeds with these 13 grasses suitable for Melbourne's climate. Find out which grasses will grow best in your yard.
Find out which native and exotic shrubs grow well in the shade as well as how to plant and care for them. Here are 8 shrubs that can bring a shady area of your yard to life!
Hedges are great for blocking our nosy neighbours as well as strong sun, wind and noise, so learn how to choose the best hedging plants for your Melbourne garden.
Tips for Melbourne gardeners on cultivating the floral emblem plants of Australia's states and territories.
Many tasty and nutritious Australian bush tucker plants can be grown in Melbourne gardens.
Many attractive plants are highly drought-resistant and can thrive in Melbourne’s climate with little or no watering.
Nothing beats a perfect green lawn, but achieving your turf dreams is easier said than done. You need to put in the right preparation and take plenty of care.
We've compiled a definitive list of everything you'll need to get started on your first landscaping project. Visit us in-store for more handy tips and tricks.
Soil isn't just dirt. It's a mixture of organic and inorganic compounds that support life that grows in the earth. Read on to learn about Melbourne's soil, and how to make your own viable garden.
There are very specific rules for residential landscaping in Melbourne, so you need to make sure you understand them and keep your garden up to scratch.
Correctly identifying weeds can help you decide on the best course of action for eliminating them. That's why we've put together this guide to identifying common Australian weeds.
Protect your plants in just a few easy steps. All Green has everything you need to help you create the perfect growing environment in your home or backyard.
Speak to Melbourne's landscaping experts for top tips on the best screening, hedging and privacy plants
From Fiddle Leaf Fig trees to Devil's Ivy, here are some of the best indoor plants of 2019 and how to care for them. Read our article to find out more.
Follow this guide to learn how to make compost. Research shows that compost improves plant’s yield and health. That's why serious gardeners call compost 'black gold'.
Learn how to successfully transfer new plants from pot to garden and ensure they look just as good as they did in the nursery
A gardener's spring planting guide for Melbourne, from flowers, veggies and herbs to fruit trees and natives.
Irrigation and soil preparation are essential elements to any flourishing garden. Find out how you can have a healthier garden with a little prep work and a few key products.
Our top picks for Australian native plants are aesthetically pleasing and tough as nails. If your garden needs something homegrown, look no further than All Green Nursery and Garden Supplies.
Natural DIY backyard projects can turn your garden into an extension of the home. This article outlines five easy garden decor tips to turn your alfresco area into something special.
Soil, planting and harvesting tips for growing veggies in Melbourne's Autumn. Try planting these herbs and vegetables in your veggie patch throughout March.
