Items we sell

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At Edendale we sell a range of products that support the environment, including composting supplies, indigenous plants, gifts, and books.

  • The Shop at Edendale stocks a range of gifts, children’s games and books, art, composting supplies, worm farms, fruit fly prevention products and sustainable living products.

What we sell

Gifts, art, books and sustainable living products

Have a wander around The Shop at Edendale on your next visit to the farm.

We stock a range of gifts, art, books and sustainable living products.

Our range of products from local artisans are thoughtfully crafted to be good for the planet, making them perfect for yourself or someone special.

The Shop is located within the Edendale Reception building.

Open 10am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday. We also open on weekends and public holidays when staffing allows - please call ahead to confirm. 

Come and explore our unique selection!


Indigenous plants and gardening products

We grow indigenous plants from locally collected seeds and plant cuttings, and these are available for purchase.

In our indigenous plant nursery, we sell:

  • retail tube stock
  • wholesale tube stock
  • larger pots
  • hardwood stakes
  • bamboo stakes
  • treeguards (various materials)
  • gift vouchers

See the Nursery page for more details.

These local native plants are also used for revegetation in reserves and parkland around Nillumbik Shire.

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Vegetable seedlings

We have a great supply of seasonal vegetable seedlings grown by The Veggie Empire in Greensborough and topped up weekly by members of their team. 

You can check out what is available and ready for planting now by visiting the plant stand at the front of Reception.

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Produce

Eggs are sometimes available depending on how the hens are laying. $8.50 per dozen.

Local apples are also usually on sale, delivered to us weekly from a local orchard. $9.00 per 2kg bag.

Drop in to the farm to see what we have on the day or call for availability.

Compost bins

Composting your food scraps, grass and garden clippings can provide you with an excellent source of free garden food and soil improver.

As well as creating great fertiliser, composting reduces greenhouse gases, saves water and dramatically reduces your waste.

  • Compost bin 220 litre: $63
  • Compost mate (hand turner): $26

Worm farms

Composting and worm farms are a simple and easy way to turn kitchen and garden scraps into rich organic soil known as humus. Compost and worm castings make great fertilisers and soil conditioners. They add nutrients to the soil and worm farms generate a liquid fertiliser for plants.

A worm farm is a specialised composting container in which worms do much of the work. The container needs to have drainage holes, a lid to allow aeration and be located where it does not get too hot or too cold.

You can put in kitchen scraps, garden waste, paper, grass clippings, tea bags, coffee grinds; in fact just about anything that is organic.

At Edendale, we have several large worm farms for disposing of some of our waste and we breed worms which are available for sale.

  • Worm farm: $88
  • Worms 250g (1000 worms): $55 

Prior to purchase, please check to confirm availability of worms on 03 9433 3711.

We also sell some spare parts and benchtop waste caddies, come into The Shop at Edendale weekdays 10am to 4.30pm to see what we have.

Workshops about composting and worm farming are held throughout the year.

Find out more about worm farming at home.

Queensland fruit fly management - traps and netting

Queensland fruit fly is a native pest occurring throughout eastern Australia. The flies are attracted to ripening fruit so can cause serious damage to fruit trees. Find out more about Queensland fruit fly.


Home gardeners can manage Queensland fruit fly by monitoring its activity and using a range of control methods.

At Edendale we recommend low environmental impact solutions to ensure your personal health and the local ecosystem are not impacted.

Monitoring traps

At Edendale we sell the BioTrap and associated consumables. We have chosen this product as it has a zero-insecticide solution.

Product Unit Price incl. GST
 BioTrap  trap  $9.00 / trap
 Protein gel attractant (F&M)  250ml bottle  $12.00 / bottle
 Pheromone attractant (M)  wafer  $7.00 per wafer
 Sticky insert  insert  $1.50 / insert

We also have some packages that provide a 10% discount

 Package details Price incl. GST 

Package A - two traps

  • 2 x BioTrap
  • 1 x 250g bottle protein gel
  • 1 x pheromone wafer
  • 4 x Sticky inserts

$39

Package B - three traps

  • 3 x BioTrap
  • 1 x 250g bottle protein gel
  • 1 x pheromone wafer
  • 4 x Sticky inserts
$50

Instructions for use of traps: Queensland fruit fly - Monitoring traps information sheet(PDF, 232KB)

Netting products

Edendale sells a number of different exclusion netting options. All netting is 2mm x 2mm aperture and 45gsm. We can also cut netting to specified sizes, but this needs to be pre-organised.

Item Dimensions Price incl. GST
Netting    
Fitted insect net 2.4m top diam
2.89 sides 
$40 / net
Pre-cut VegNet 3m x 6m $15 / net
Pre-cut VegNet 6m x 6m $30 / net
Cut-to-order VegNet Xm x 6m $6 / metre
     
Netting bags    
Small - pack of 10 15cm x 25cm $4.50 / 10 bags (Out of stock) 
Medium - pack of 10  30cm x 30cm $5.50 / 10 bags
Large - pack of 5 30cm x 90cm $6.50 / 5 bags


Indian Myna traps (not available)

We are not able to supply Indian Myna Bird Traps any longer due to difficulties in supply. 

To help stop the invasive Indian Myna bird and reduce the impact Mynas have on the environment, you may be able to build your own trap or source one from an online supplier.

A Google search for 'Indian Myna Trap Suppliers' or 'Indian Myna Trap Plans' should produce a range of options available. You could also search for 'Pee Gee Traps' which is the style of trap we have previously sold at Edendale.

For more general information about this species and how to control them, visit the website of local community-based group The Yarra Indian Myna Action Group.