Thrive Sustainability

Thrive Sustainability We grow and sell open pollinated vegetable and herb seeds. We aim to help you grow your own food and save seeds for a sustainable and bright future.

At Thrive Sustainability we are passionate about adopting a sustainable approach to living, sourcing food and caring for the world we live in. We aim to inspire and help others to make small changes that can benefit themselves and the world around them. One simple step you can take is to start growing you're own food! Visit the Nursery to browse the amazing array of edible plants and get good, honest and knowledgeable advise
We also offer....
*Garden consultations
*Educational workshops

Bit sad we wont be at the Kalamunda garden festival this Sunday. But fear not you will still be able to stock up on loca...
02/06/2026

Bit sad we wont be at the Kalamunda garden festival this Sunday. But fear not you will still be able to stock up on locally grown seed if you visit my friends at Down2Earth Julie and Gary will have a range of our seeds as-well as their own plus they are always willing to answer questions and share their knowledge 💚 Hope all our festival friends have the best day 🥰

A time sensitive job this morning! Harvesting dry seed before the rain rolls in.A few days of dry weather is exactly wha...
27/05/2026

A time sensitive job this morning! Harvesting dry seed before the rain rolls in.
A few days of dry weather is exactly what you want before harvesting seed — it gives the pods and seed heads a chance to dry fully on the plant. Avoid harvesting first thing in the morning or in the evening when dew can settle — Middle of the day is best once things have warmed up and dried out.
Once it’s off the plant, you can hang it or lay out to finish drying before processing — away from mice and out of direct sun. Seed that goes into storage with any moisture left in it won’t last, so this step is worth not rushing.
If you value the importance of local supply chains and would like to support a local West Australian seed grower you can purchase seeds from our online store 💚

🌱 One bed. Four plant families. Potato, garlic, brassicas, beans — all growing together, all doing a job.This isn’t chao...
25/05/2026

🌱 One bed. Four plant families.

Potato, garlic, brassicas, beans — all growing together, all doing a job.

This isn’t chaos. It’s how nature actually works.

Growing unrelated plants together — what’s known as polyculture — reduces insect and disease pressure while promoting healthy soil and productivity. No sprays needed when your garden is doing the work itself.

Most people grow in rows. One crop. One family. Repeat. But monocultures are fragile — they’re an open invitation for pests and disease.

Mix your plant families, and allow the plants support each other just as nature intended.

🌿✨ One of the beautiful things about growing food yourself? Independence. ✨🌿Moringa is often called one of the most nutr...
18/05/2026

🌿✨ One of the beautiful things about growing food yourself? Independence. ✨🌿

Moringa is often called one of the most nutrient-dense plants in the world — valued for generations for its edible leaves, fast growth, and resilience in warm climates. However recently here in Australia the powers that be decided it should no longer be sold for human consumption as there is not enough proof that it is a safe product to eat …despite it being consumed around the world for 100’s of years 🤔However you can still grow this beautiful tree from seed and admire it’s beauty and nutrient dense foliage your garden from a safe distance whilst eating a Maccas takeaway because god forbid should we have a healthy population …thats bad for profits😉

I had a lovely day in Gingin talking all about drought proofing our gardens. it was full house, great to connect with so...
15/05/2026

I had a lovely day in Gingin talking all about drought proofing our gardens. it was full house, great to connect with so many gardeners💚 thanks Moore Catchment Council for making it happen 🙂

Here is your weekly dose of cuteness! One of our newly hatched Khaki campbell ducklings Our ducks don’t roam through the...
14/05/2026

Here is your weekly dose of cuteness! One of our newly hatched Khaki campbell ducklings

Our ducks don’t roam through the growing areas, however ducks do far less damage than scratching chickens and can be useful slug and snail control if free ranging. Ours play an important role behind the scenes. Their manure is added into our compost systems, helping create rich organic matter to feed the soil. We also plan to use nutrient-rich water from the duck pond as a natural fertiliser for crops.

By cycling nutrients on-site and turning waste into fertility, we can reduce outside inputs and grow in a way that’s more sustainable. Healthy soil grows healthy plants — and healthy plants produce strong seed 🌱💚

🌱Why grow from seed instead of buying punnets?🥕Some vegetables simply perform better when grown direct from seed straigh...
13/05/2026

🌱Why grow from seed instead of buying punnets?🥕

Some vegetables simply perform better when grown direct from seed straight into the garden. Crops like carrots, peas and beans often dislike being transplanted, and can struggle after being moved from punnet to soil and carrots will often grow with distorted roots.

When you sow direct, seedlings emerge exactly where they’ll grow — building stronger roots, adapting to your soil from day one, and often growing into healthier, more resilient plants. You save time transplanting too.

It’s one of the most affordable ways to grow food. One packet of seed can give you dozens (sometimes hundreds) of plants for the price of a single punnet containing 6 plants.

If you’ve been thinking about growing your own food, start with seed.
🌱 Visit our website to explore our WA grown seed range and get planting. You can also access a free ebook to help you succeed with seeds in our learn to grow section 🙂

08/05/2026

They have been pumping out fruit all summer and no signs of slowing down, loving these sunrise bumble bee tomato’s! You can buy WA grown seeds from these beauty’s from our online store 🙂

Pulled w**ds don’t have to be waste… they can become one of the best free fertilisers for your garden 🌱♻️Those deep-root...
06/05/2026

Pulled w**ds don’t have to be waste… they can become one of the best free fertilisers for your garden 🌱♻️
Those deep-rooted w**ds are often mining nutrients from lower soil levels — so instead of throwing them away, turn them into a powerful fermented w**d tea to feed your veggies, fruit trees, and soil life.
In this month’s Members Email, I’m sharing exactly how to make it step-by-step, including how to boost it with ingredients like molasses, compost, or even sauerkraut juice for extra microbial life.

Simple. Natural. Free. Effective.

If you’d love to grow more food while relying less on bought inputs, join our members list and learn how to work with nature 🌿

Sign up now to receive this month’s email. DM me “MEMBERS” for the link or see link in comment below.

Throwback of my lovely Luna sunbathing in a sea of Everlastings 🌸🌸🌸Now is the time to sow these easy to grow native flow...
06/05/2026

Throwback of my lovely Luna sunbathing in a sea of Everlastings 🌸🌸🌸Now is the time to sow these easy to grow native flowers. Head to our website (see comments) and we have packs for sale online...sorry the pony is not for sale😉

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