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Waimauku, AUK
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12 years ago
Great place. A true hidden gem. Staff are knowledgeable, helpful & friendly. Very well priced. Always worth a visit. Simply great quality products. read more
84 Mahana Rd
Waimauku 0881
New Zealand
09 411 8712
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http://www.awanursery.co.nz
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What time does Awa Nursery open?
Awa Nursery opens at 8:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Awa Nursery close?
Awa Nursery closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Does Awa Nursery have parking?
Yes, Awa Nursery has parking options.
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There is a really lovely saleslady at this Palmers who is super friendly, very funny and has a…read moresidekick, her personable Jack Russell dog. Together they take care of the client's queries, mine included, and tend to the garden centre. I really love them and wish I too could bring my pooch to work. This is a well-stocked Palmers garden centre with a huge nursery with seedlings, trees and pot plants for your home garden. Their vegetable seedling trays are in great condition, not spindly and over the mark as you will find in some establishments. I particularly like their gifts in the show room and have picked up a thing or two for friends and family here. Yes, they do gift wrapping.
Palm trees palm trees palm trees! So many palm trees! Everywhere you look there are palm trees!…read more As the name suggests, Danny's palms specialises in both growing and selling palm trees. Danny himself sells his palms out of a little caravan-type stall located on the edge of his palm tree paddocks off Hobsonville Road in West Harbour. Although I've never bought one of his palms, nor do I really plan to - I have to admit it is pretty cool seeing that many of them in one place. What jumps out at me the most about Danny's palms is how cute and country it is. You just wouldn't find something like it in central Auckland. Paddocks of trees, a tiny yellow caravan, the farmer actually selling his babies - it all has a really friendly, local, community vibe, and it's great. Danny's palms also offer free landscaping advice, so if you're planning on purchasing his trees, you may as well get his help with growing them and learn about what other plants and trees compliment the palms.
From the owner: Landscapers, we also are a wholesale palm nursery, better pricing than standard landscapers, plus…read moreFREE Landscape Design advice
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We stopped by here as we wanted to buy some orchids, and as we entered, we were greeted by a nice…read moreold man, who was polite and telling us where to find the orchids, until an old woman came along, who gave off the impression that she was very stressed or something, and was not willing to be helpful. We asked her the price of the plant and we stood for a minute wondering whether it was worth paying that much for the orchid. Before we even opened our mouth or said anything to her, the woman made a snide remark loudly comparing us to Filipinos for contemplating whether we wanted to purchase the orchid. We decided to dismiss it and tried to find a smaller one so we wouldn't pay as much, I was conversing in my mother tongue to my mother, when the lady barks "Speak English to me". We were appalled by how the woman was not willing to help us in a calm and professional manner, we decided to leave and thanked her, only to have her ignore us and turn on loud music as if she were trying to insult us. I've never met someone so appalling in a business trying to sell. If you want to sell things, be polite and don't be openly racist. Hardly surprised the other two reviews are negative as well.
This is the most terrible place for me in my life. I was trying to find the strawberry garden which…read morejust located on the opposite of this plant shop. I didn't wear my glasses, and the GpS brought me to this plants garden. The old woman was shouting at me. She was asking me these questions which as following: Am I look like a strawberry? Are you stupid? Do you have brain? Can you use your bloody brain,You are silly woman. . And blah blah~ she was very rude to me. And I was so annoying about her reaction.
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Very pleasant garden centre to browse, Simon super helpful, cafe a very welcome addition -…read morecertainly proves it's worth. Salmon sandwiches to die for! Awesome
As their slogan states, King's Plant Barn has 'everything you need' for your garden and outdoor…read morearea. Located on the corner of Asquith Ave in Mt Albert, King's Plant Barn is in a handy location and has lots of free on-site parking available. A full selection of plants and flowers can be found at King's. From vegetable seedlings through to fruit trees, natives and this seasons new roses - you can find it all at King's. Besides the onsite cafe, King's Plant barn also offer a wide range of gardening essentials, tools, gifts and other such paraphernalia. I recently bought a bamboo woven heart on a stand for my Aunt's birthday as a garden sculpture and the staff also gift wrapped it beautifully for me free of charge. A friend of mine also went to King's in search of some herbs to grow in her flat, and she actually left with an amazing wooden planter box already planted with an array of herbs and spices. It was brilliant, and would make a great gift. The staff are really knowledgeable and helpful, and with young strapping men on site specifically to help you carry heavy items (like compost and soil) to your car - King's Plant Barn provide an all-round service and it's pretty unbeatable.
For being located on such a busy road, Sunhill Garden Centre is surprisingly peaceful. Perhaps it…read moreis the tree-bound setting combined with the trickle of the water features that distracts you from the sound of traffic, I don't know. But what I do know is that Sunhill Garden Center has a really great wide range of plants, from perennials and succulents to dwarf shrubs and citrus, which are all clearly labelled and well organised in the garden out the back. You can also pick up Oakdale Organics vegetable and herb seedlings starting from 3.99 each or 3 for 10, which seems to be a good deal. Inside you will find all sorts of gardening supplies and also plenty of gifts, such as potted plants, ornaments and various gardening accessories. And if you have a little one with you, then Sunhill has arranged for that too, with a small playground at the back overlooking the Apirana Reserve.
Yesterday was the first time I've visited Sunhill in 20 years. Amazing and beautiful, and really…read moregreat service from helpful and knowledgable people. I'll be back! Rose, Epsom
A new garden centre based on Universal Drive in Henderson. It's got a great range of plants and…read morestuff for the garden but probably the best thing about it is the cafe. It's got a light airy feel to it and green decor gives it a funky vibe. As regards the food, it is excellent and I quite surprised how good it was as I wasn't expecting all that much to be perfectly frank. I got a the 'Big West Fest' which was as hearty and filling as the name implies. My other half went for the baked eggs which she too thought were really good. I was further pleasantly surprised by the coffee which was also very good. We sat outside and though it was Saturday afternoon, there was a relaxed vibe there. I reckon this place would be more popular if more people knew about it. Personally, I think this cafe is a bit of a hidden gem and I am looking forward to having brunch there again at some stage.
I was walking down Ponsonby Road the other day and as I passed through the Three Lamps shopping…read morecentre I was drawn to this florist. The flower arrangements were beautiful. Just a tiny store, most of Ponsonby Flowers' flowers are displayed on the street. And I love it. The arrangements brighten up the entire block of shops and definitely work to attract customers! Sunflowers, gerberas, tulips, roses - Ponsonby Flowers has a great variety of flowers available and the prices are really reasonable. Plus, the couple that own it are absolutely lovely. When I stopped to smell the roses - literally - the woman came out of the store and stood with me chatting about the nice weather and her favourite flowers. She was delightful, and it was obvious she has a genuine interest in flowers and enjoys her job - something that can't be said by many. Next time you're after a bouquet of fresh beautiful flowers, go to Ponsonby Flowers. They can help you put together a lovely arrangement, it won't cost you an arm and a leg and you'll have a delightful conversation with the owners. Ponsonby Flowers is the complete package!
Very friendly and helpful staff, who will create a nice bouquet from the flowers on display.read more
Beyond beautiful blooms. We ordered a selection of large vases and large casket topper for our…read moremother's funeral. The flowers, colours and compositions were outstanding and we were blown away by the skill and artistry from Flower Wholesalers. With gorgeous large purple hydrangea, hot pink gerberas and stock of the deepest raspberry the selection was truly impactful and WOW. Would highly recommend them to anyone who needs the best possible display.
My wife is an avid floral designer, and has recently completed a tough three week course in…read moreBrisbane. So she is all excited about getting stuck into the creation of bouquets, bunches and table displays. We normally cruise to the market to get the flowers we need, but when time is limited, then we head to Takapuna's premier florist and flower wholesaler. Their stock is limited, but there is normally enough to create a masterpiece that will bring tears to the eyes of the recipient. I like to tag along, as they can make up bunches to order, and for a guy on the move, I'm always using the visits as a good excuse to get gifts for all the staff who've done me favours in recent days. So our visit is a win win situation. The staff are helpful and friendly, and the shop is easy to access from the motorway, plus there is always parking right in front.
Honestly it is quite a drive out to the Kaipara coast but this is a beautiful part of Auckland, we…read moreare lucky to have places, out of the way that are just stunningly natural. This is how all plant centres would of been if they were not planted amongst suburbia. I like the drive down from the main road, through a gravel road, and through native flora and fauna. The staff are friendly and local, the centre is full of beautiful plants and flowers to beautify your garden, lots of decorative art for the garden on sale as well. The centre has attached to it a little canteen, which had a lovely lady working on the till, she made us devine coffees and fluffies, and because of the luscious smell had to purchase a few of her brownie biscuits she was experimenting with. The seating area is quite substantial, and even has a kids corner with a massive blackboard for the kids to draw on. Very relaxed and chilled surroundings, and a wonderful place to potter around and find some delightful new additions for the garden. I like this place a lot.
This is a fantastically run store. Halfway through me rummaging through their super-bargain bins,…read moresomeone (customer or employee, I can't remember) knocked over a display of water bottles and everyone in the store rushed to help. Everyone. People gave up the treasures they were clutching in their grubby hands and ran over, and let me tell you, there are some considerable bargains here. This is the kind of goodwill this place gives. There are great deals, great bargains to find, cool stationery, hilarious greeting cards and just a well laid out store. This is what I want my Urban Outfitters gifts section to be like, but they've decided to turn up their nose at me. A lot of the designs run heavy on Paris, New York and skeletons - this is not a complaint. This is me wanting to buy a mini iPad so I can have one of their "Paris, je t'aime" iPad skin. I love it here.
I am currently on a mad stationary/ general homewares spree, for no particular reason, just because…read moreI can really and Typo on Queen street ticks all the boxes for me. There's lots of cool little knick knacks available that you don't see elsewhere (well not for these prices anyway) While the goods are evidently mass produced in some third world country, if your a trade aid groupie, probably best not to shop here. They are constantly having sales on already reduced prices which you can't really complain about. I have found many canvas prints at Typo that are currently hanging out pride of place in my apartment and little lantern fairy lights that just look awesome hanging in my bedroom
Kikki K is only losing one star because I feel the place is a tad expensive for what it is. Yes the…read morestationery is beautiful, quirky, cute (depending on what one chooses) and of quality. But still. I bought numerous items on their most recent sale and loved all the goodies with a 30% or 50% markdown. The service is always friendly and the girls working there now recognise me. It's worth noting Kikki K also holds organisation and happiness workshops. Great place to go shopping for gifts.
A wander through the Britomart precinct is incomplete without a visit to Kikki K. It's the…read moreclassiest stationery shop in Auckland by a million miles. The staff here are friendly and seem to have an idea of the very specific way that true stationery officianados need to revisit each item in the shop about twelve times per visit, as they make their mental lists of which pencil is cuter, which noteboook is the ideal size, which illustration best sums them up as a person. I'm not being mean! It takes one to know one. The only thing I would advise against at Kikki K is asking for too much assistance. I made that mistake and it kind of just made a hard decision harder, with all the options the sales assistant showed me.
Some lovely flowers here wafting throughout rices mall with their sweet scent. It's hard not to…read morestop and smell them, even if you're not looking for any. I really liked how they put their boxed bouquets on top of roman-like, vintage pillars. It looked very decorative and ornate. There's some huge proteas greeting you as you walk past, as well as the usual sunflowers, roses, lilies and tulips. The bouquets start from around $30 each, which is really, really reasonable. And yes, they do much-coveted deliveries just like they should. Enjoy this secret garden hidden just off picton street. Follow the scent of nature.
Wow, I have had Karen arrange flowers for us for a while now, and each time just gets better and…read morebetter. Thank you Karen yesterdays bunch was just beautiful, that's from the receiver and myself:) Great work team!