Here is a little bit of extra information that we'd like you to read before placing your order with us.
Please bear with us while we iron out any glitches - we appreciate your feedback on how we can improve the quality of our service.
Ordering & Delivery
Minimum order of 6 plants
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We require a minimum order of 6 plants to process your order.
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We are restricted by the number of plants we can package and send via Express Post
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We use Australia Post to deliver our plants.
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Plants will be carefully packed and posted in a standard Australia Post box.
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Each box holds a maximum of 8 plants. Large orders are sent using multiple boxes.
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We do not send bare rooted plants. Our plants will be posted in pots.
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All orders are packed only on Mondays - to ensure your plants arrive in the best condition.
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Midnight Friday is the cut-off for Monday's posting.
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Postage and handling costs are: 6 - 8 plants = $15
9 - 16 plants = $20
17 - 30 plants = $28
Orders of over 30+ plants postage is FREE!
Contact us if you have
any further postage enquiries.
Plant & Pot Sizes
All our plants are propagated and grown at a professional production nursery in Northern New South Wales.
Quality control is of prime importance to us here at The Succulent Store.
We produce high quality, disease and pest free plants under strict nursery standards.
All our plants have been expertly propagated in standard 55 mm
pots. (for sizes - see images).
Depending on the variety of plant - sizes may vary.
For ease of posting we package the plant in its original growing pot in foil complete with sufficient soil to ensure optimum care during transit.
Each plant comes clearly marked with its botanical name.
For any queries on plant sizing please contact us.
Return Policy
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Due to state biosecurity laws we are prohibited to post any plants to Tasmania, Western Australia and the Northern Territory
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In the case of a problem with your delivery you must contact us within 48 hours of receiving your delivery to discuss your options.
Plant Breeders Rights
PBR - is the Australian symbol for Plant Breeder's Rights:
Plant breeder's rights (PBR) are exclusive commercial rights for a registered variety of plant. The rights are a form of intellectual property (IP), like patents, trademarks and designs If you develop a new plant variety, you may want
to protect your IP with plant breeder’s rights.
The plant breeder's rights (PBR) scheme protects plant breeders and gives them a commercial monopoly for a period of time. This encourages plant breeding and innovation, and means that a large and growing pool of
new plant varieties is freely available to anybody when the protection periods lapse.
For further information please follow this link to IP Australia