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Say Goodbye to Gnat Woes: With "We Are the Wild Pest Traps," dealing with gnat infestations is no longer a daunting task. These innovative traps offer a safe, effective, and eco-friendly solution to pesky gnat problems. So why continue to tolerate buzzing pests invading your space when you can easily eliminate them with "We Are the Wild Pest Traps"? Say goodbye to gnat woes and reclaim your home today!  Available at Lumpy's or purchase for pick up on www.lumpys.com.au

As we bid farewell to the oppressive heat of summer and embrace the cooler days ahead, now is the time to invest in the well-being of our gardens and lawns. By fertilizing to promote growth and mulching to retain moisture, we can ensure that our outdoor spaces remain lush and vibrant, even in the face of fluctuating weather conditions. For all the right advice and products to help you on your gardening journey, look no further than Lumpy's Nursery & Landscape Yard, conveniently located on Chapmans Road in Tuncurry. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, the knowledgeable staff at Lumpy's can guide you in selecting the perfect fertilisers, mulches, and gardening supplies to meet your needs. So let's roll up our...

  Lumpy's Nursery & Landscape Yard is more than just a garden center; it's a destination for plant enthusiasts, families, and pet lovers. With a rich history and a commitment to excellence, Lumpy's has a lot to offer. Here are some of the best reasons to visit: Pet-Friendly Environment: Lumpy's welcomes your furry friends with open arms. Bring your dog along and explore the nursery together, making it a memorable outing for the whole family.   Beautiful Atmosphere: As you walk through Lumpy's, you'll be surrounded by a lush and serene environment. The picturesque surroundings make shopping for plants and garden supplies a truly enjoyable experience.   Easy Access with Paved Pathways: Navigating through the nursery is a breeze, thanks...

So Lumpy tell me about the big palm trees at the front of the landscape yard.”   Well, I grew them from seed about 25 years ago. They are Canary Island Date PalmsIn 1993 I submitted development plans for my home, which is now the Lumpy’s site, and was required to attach a landscape plan. The palms were the first plants on that plan.” The Master Plan I had a master plan, might sound corny but it’s what it was.  I wanted to create amazeballs. I had in my mind to create this majestic avenue, a bold statement at the entry of the property in years to come, and it did take years! Canary Island Date Palms “Lumpy why did...