Rocky Point AU

Rocky Point AU Rocky Point's primary purpose is very clear. As passionate growers, we’re committed to making the best garden products and growing media even better.

🌱 Growing Confidence in every garden
🌿 Rocky Point create sugar cane mulch, potting mixes, soils, fertilisers & more
🚜 Trusted by growers, landscapers & home gardeners
Retail bags available nationwide | For everything you need: linktr.ee/rockypointau Underpinning those efforts is our company’s very sincere and concerted commitment to sustainable, environmentally-friendly growing and farming pract

ices. We know the positive environmental impacts horticulture can have on the earth we cultivate, and the earth we live on. Whether it’s helping our customers grow healthy, abundant plants, helping our industry partners grow their businesses, or helping grow awareness of environmental issues, Rocky Point’s commitment to growth is unwavering. We supply our Rocky Point products throughout Australia.

September edible grow guide is here!Spring has arrived, which means warmer soil, longer days and plenty of opportunities...
01/09/2026

September edible grow guide is here!

Spring has arrived, which means warmer soil, longer days and plenty of opportunities to get planting. Find your climate zone and see what you can grow this month.

Tropical
Warm-season favourites are ready to go. Plant beans, capsicum, cucumber, eggplant, okra, pumpkin, sweet corn, watermelon and zucchini, alongside herbs and leafy greens.

Sub-tropical
Spring planting is underway with basil, beetroot, carrots, chilli, eggplant, lettuce, okra, potatoes, pumpkin, radish and rockmelon all on the list.

Arid
There’s plenty to choose from this month, including beans, capsicum, cucumber, eggplant, sweet corn and squash, plus beetroot, cabbage, carrots and leafy greens.

Warm temperate
Cool-season crops are still going strong. Plant beetroot, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, peas, potatoes, radish and spinach, along with garlic, leeks and shallots.

Cold temperate
Cooler conditions mean there’s still time for artichoke, asparagus, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, peas, radish and shallots. As spring warms up, keep an eye on local frost conditions before getting too ambitious with warm-season crops.

Save this guide for later and let us know your climate zone below.

We’re heading to the Brisbane Garden Expo!Come and say hello to the Rocky Point team at Rocklea Showgrounds on Saturday ...
25/08/2026

We’re heading to the Brisbane Garden Expo!

Come and say hello to the Rocky Point team at Rocklea Showgrounds on Saturday 5 September.

With thousands of plants, rare varieties, garden art, expert talks and plenty of gardening inspiration, it’s shaping up to be a great day out for Brisbane garden lovers.

We’ll be there from 8 am to 4 pm, so make sure you stop by and see us!

Rocklea Showgrounds | 5 September 2026

What to plant in July: Your ultimate Australian grow guide! Winter may be in full swing, but July is far from a gardenin...
02/07/2026

What to plant in July: Your ultimate Australian grow guide!

Winter may be in full swing, but July is far from a gardening dead zone. In fact, it’s the perfect time to prepare your soil, plant cool-season crops, and lay the groundwork for a thriving spring garden.

Whether you’re growing veggies, herbs, or flowers, here’s your guide to what to plant and do in July-plus tips to help your garden thrive in the cooler months.
Winter Gardening Tip

Don’t let cold soil slow you down. Using a low carbon mulch like sugar cane, lucerne or pea straw can help insulate roots of fruit of vegetables and improve soil structure-they are also perfect for prepping beds ahead of the growing season as they break down and feed the soil!

Just 3 weeks to go until the Queensland Garden Show. 🌱Join the Rocky Point team at Nambour Showgrounds from 10–12 July f...
22/06/2026

Just 3 weeks to go until the Queensland Garden Show. 🌱

Join the Rocky Point team at Nambour Showgrounds from 10–12 July for free gardening workshops every day, plus plenty of fun for the whole family.

Visit the Rocky Point Workshop Marquee for:
• 🌿 Free gardening workshops every day
• 🍿 Free popcorn Friday
• 🎈 Balloon twisting Saturday

Whether you're looking for growing advice, gardening inspiration or simply a great day out, we'd love to see you there.

📍 Nambour Showgrounds
📅 10–12 July 2026
🕰️ 8am - 4pm daily

Tickets available now!!

04/06/2026

Looking for garden products that support organic growing in Australia? 🌿

When choosing potting mixes, composts, mulches and soil improvers, look for products that are certified or registered as suitable inputs for organic production or organic gardens.

Certification helps take the guesswork out of growing, giving you more confidence that the product has been reviewed against recognised organic standards, not just labelled “organic.”

Check the pack for an approved organic input logo, certification details or wording such as “Input for Organic Gardens” or “Input for Organic Production.”

19/05/2026

Dreaming of a colourful spring display but short on garden space? Bulbs thrive in pots too 🌷

The key is starting with a quality potting mix that gives bulbs the drainage and nutrients they need to establish strong roots and produce beautiful blooms. We’re planting ours into Rocky Point Premium Potting Mix for the perfect start, then layering with Sugar Cane Mulch to help retain moisture and protect the soil.

Tulips, hyacinths, freesias, daffodils and more — your best spring pots start now.

Save this reel for your next bulb planting day.

15/05/2026

Want bigger, brighter spring blooms this season? It all starts below the surface 🌷

The secret to thriving hyacinths, tulips, freesias, daffodils and more is healthy, well-prepared soil. We’re using Rocky Point Garden Soil + ActivGrow to create the perfect foundation for strong roots and long-lasting flowers, then finishing with Sugar Cane Mulch to help lock in moisture and protect the soil while your bulbs establish.

A little prep now = a spectacular spring display later.

Save this reel for bulb planting season and get growing with Rocky Point.

May edible grow guide is here.Not sure what to plant this month? We’ve broken it down by climate zone so you can sow wit...
01/05/2026

May edible grow guide is here.

Not sure what to plant this month? We’ve broken it down by climate zone so you can sow with confidence.

Tropical
Time for heat-lovers and fast growers like beans, cucumbers, eggplant, pumpkin, sweet corn and tomato. Keep succession planting leafy greens for a steady harvest.

Sub-tropical
A great month for beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, parsley, spinach and more. Cool-season crops will thrive as temperatures settle.

Arid
Perfect timing for artichoke, cauliflower, kale, leeks, onions, parsnip, potato and radish. Focus on soil prep and consistent watering for strong root development.

Warm temperate
Sow beans, peas, rocket, silverbeet, spinach, swede and turnip. Leafy greens and brassicas will perform beautifully now.

Cold temperate
Lean into artichoke, asparagus, bok choy, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, peas, radish and spinach. Cool conditions mean sweeter leaves and slower, stronger growth.

Save this guide for later and let us know your climate zone below.

It’s been raining ALOT here in SEQ, so while we can’t get into the garden, here are some Friday FUN facts for all the ga...
01/05/2026

It’s been raining ALOT here in SEQ, so while we can’t get into the garden, here are some Friday FUN facts for all the garden nerds and veggie patch detectives….

Did you know that corn is weirdly organised? Rhubarb has a danger leaf......and mint is basically a tiny underground takeover? Oh and brassicas are one big family reunion in disguise?

Save this one for your next backyard chat, or send it to the friend who loves a random fact.
Which one surprised you most?

VeggiePatch

There’s no guesswork when you’ve got the right advice.Our free quarterly magazine gives you the tips, timing and confide...
23/04/2026

There’s no guesswork when you’ve got the right advice.

Our free quarterly magazine gives you the tips, timing and confidence to grow better, every season!

Comment “ME” and we’ll send it your way.

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