We are growing heritage
Welcome to New Horizen Nursery
We are your Leading Source for Wholesale Plants. We are specialist growers of large shrubs, with a focus on indigenous plants. Explore our vibrant selection of organically nurtured plants, perfectly suited for landscapers, developers, estate managers, farmers, and gardening enthusiasts. Flourishing amidst the windswept landscapes of the West Coast of South Africa, we specialise in cultivating resilient environments in challenging conditions. Combined with our 40 years of horticultural expertise and commitment to organic practices, New Horizen deliver unparalleled value and sustainability. Join us in crafting sustainable landscapes, restoring the environment, and cultivating thriving ecosystems that endure and inspire.
Services
[Placeholder] A full range of nursery services to support your landscaping and planting projects.
Learn MoreWholesale
[Placeholder] Bulk plant supply for landscapers, retailers and developers at trade pricing.
Learn MoreContract Growing
[Placeholder] We grow plants to order for large-scale projects and specific project specifications.
Learn MoreConservation
[Placeholder] Supporting habitat restoration and sustainable, organic growing practices.
Learn MoreExplore Our Diverse Plant Categories
At New Horizen Farm-Nursery, we specialise in growing shrubs, but offer a wide array of plant categories to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Our plants are available in 4L to 100L bags. Here's what we offer:
Growing Heritage
We have a special interest in growing heritage, vintage-style plants that granny had in her garden. All plants are grown organically using only organic pest control and organic fertilisers. Whether you are creating a garden, constructing an urban landscape, planting windbreaks for farmland, requiring landscaped gardens for a new development, or needing to spruce up a garden at a school, office park or estate, our plants are grown to adapt and thrive. Let New Horizen Farm-Nursery be your ally in bringing green dreams to life.
