Bringing Australia's Indigenous Native Trees and Plants to America's Landscapes

Australian native plants endemic to Australia grown by the largest Eucalyptus plantation in the United States

What We Grow

Eucalyptus, Acacia, Callistemon, Eremophila, Dodonea, Casaurina,
Cassia/Senna, Alyogyne, and Ground Covers.

Animal & Zoo Browse

Click here for descriptions and photos of each species for your landscape project or home garden.

Bush Talk

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Australian Native Plants With the Fair Dinkum to Thrive in the Arid Southwest of the U.S.

From our 240-acre plantation in Tonopah, Arizona, we grow Australian native trees and plants for landscapes across the U.S. Our first-generation seed and original cuttings are sourced directly from Australia, with regular research trips to the Outback helping us discover and introduce new varieties selected for their beauty, resilience, and performance.

Our plants are chosen for real performance: heat resistance, drought tolerance, evergreen character, long blooming seasons, and non-invasive root systems. Our team helps buyers understand the differences between species, sizes, uses, and availability so they can make better decisions from the start.

Annual open house, plant sale & fundraiser for The Australia Koala Foundation

Join us at the plantation for two Saturdays in February 2027: the 13th and 20th, 8am to 2pm. Walk-about in the Eremophila Hummingbird Sanctuary, keeping watch for many species of hummingbirds; stroll the Melaleuca Maze enjoying the multiple scents of Tea Tree Oil; purchase trees and plants at Mate’s Rates; visit our Fair Dinkum Mercantile; “Walking Stick” Taylor relates stories from The Outback, and partake of our Aussie Barbie! Register today!

Built by a Grower Who Knows
The Outback and The Desert

Paul D. Chambers, C.H., owner and president of the Australian Outback Plantation, LLC., has been growing and planting Australian trees and plants in the United States for over 40 years. Arriving with a suitcase full of indigenous seed and the applicable USDA import permits, he recognized the potential and the need for Australian plants in the desert southwest.

With a degree in horticulture from the Australian National University in Canberra, ACT, Australia, and led by Paul’s experience, a dedicated team assists Paul in growing, developing and researching Australian native species at our 240-acre plantation, located in Harquahala Valley, Arizona. The local climate perfectly mimics Australia’s outback conditions with the same extreme heat, low rainfall, and arid environment. Since the beginning in the 1990’s, the plantation has become an established source for proven Australian native trees and plants, while honoring Paul’s Australian heritage.

More Than Just Plants. Real Desert Plant Expertise.

Traditional nurseries may carry a few drought-tolerant options. Australian Outback Plantation specializes in Australian native plants for desert and arid climates. That focus matters when you are planning a commercial landscape, sourcing wholesale inventory, or selecting browse for animals with specific nutrition needs.

 

Serving Zoos Nationwide

We partner with zoos and wildlife organizations to supply premium browse and Australian native plants with dependable quality and reliable availability.

Trusted by Buyers Across the Southwest

Landscape professionals, municipalities, developers, wholesale buyers, nurseries throughout Arizona and National Zoos turn to Australian Outback Plantation for specialized supply and practical guidance. Customers come to us for Australian native plants, eucalyptus, browse, and desert-ready plant material backed by experience, education, and one of the most unique inventories in the country.

Ready to Source the Right Plants for Your Project?

Whether you are designing a commercial landscape, sourcing wholesale plant material, planning a public project, or feeding animals that depend on trusted browse, Australian Outback Plantation can help you take the next step. Connect with our team to ask questions, request plant information, and find the right Australian native plants for your project or program.

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