Become a Sponsor of Plant Trust

Plant Trust invites your organisation to become a valued sponsor and connect your brand with a highly engaged community that cares deeply about plants, gardens, biodiversity and conservation.

By partnering with Plant Trust, you will demonstrate visible support for the protection of Australia’s garden plant diversity while positioning your organisation alongside a respected national network of home gardeners, botanic gardens, horticultural professionals, nurseries, garden clubs and plant collection holders.

Your sponsorship will provide year-round recognition across Plant Trust’s website, monthly eNews, quarterly digital publication Genus, and social media channels, helping you build awareness with an audience that values horticultural knowledge, environmental stewardship and the long-term preservation of living plant heritage.

As a sponsor, you will have practical opportunities to showcase your logo, share your weblink, promote your message through a full-page advertisement, and strengthen your organisation’s reputation as a supporter of conservation, education and Australia’s gardening community.

Click here to download our Sponsorship Proposal

To discuss sponsorship of Plant Trust, please call our Administrative Officer on 0405 397 500 or
email via contact@planttrust.org.au


We thank the following organisations for their support

Commercial Nursery members of Plant Trust

Brindabella Country Gardens (Rose Specialists, Queensland)

Dicksonia Rare Plants (Rare Plant Specialist, Victoria)

Nursery Near Me (Online Plant Nursery)

Post Office Farm Nursery (Hellebore Specialists, Victoria)

Van Berkel Distributors / Garden Express (Online Garden Centre)

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Botanic Gardens and University members of Plant Trust

Ballarat Botanical Gardens, Victoria

Bendigo Botanic Gardens, Victoria

Botanic Gardens of South Australia Library, South Australia

Camperdown Botanic Gardens & Arboretum, Victoria

Geelong Botanic Gardens, Victoria

Hamilton Botanic Gardens, Victoria

Macedon Ranges Shire Council, Victoria

Royal Botanic Gardens, Victoria

University of Melbourne Library, Victoria

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