Burnetts on Barney: Your Local Garden Centre in Kiama

Landscape Supplies in Minnamurra

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When you’re searching for high-quality landscape supplies in Minnamurra, you can count on Burnetts On Barney to deliver. From top-grade soils and mulches to gravel, sand, stones, and turf, we provide the essential materials for residential and commercial landscaping jobs.


Our nursery is filled with flowering plants, native trees, and hardy shrubs, ideal for a variety of garden styles. We also carry tools, accessories, homewares, and one-of-a-kind garden gifts—all under one roof. Plus, The Quarry Café offers the perfect spot to relax mid-project or catch up with friends.


Let us help you choose the right products and get your outdoor space looking its best.


Call (02) 4233 1322 for more info or to speak with our helpful team.

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Quality landscape supplies and turf in one spot.

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Friendly service backed by expert advice.

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Shop, explore, and relax at our garden café.

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Get quality landscaping materials in Minnamurra, from decorative pebbles to nutrient-rich soils and mulches.

Discover a wide plant range in Minnamurra, which includes native varieties, shrubs, and flowering favourites.

Shop outdoor tools and project extras in Minnamurra to help bring your garden plans to life.

Find decorative gardenware and home gifts in Minnamurra, great for any occasion or home makeover.

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The Quarry Café in Minnamurra is the perfect spot to unwind with good food and garden views.

Access a wide tree selection in Minnamurra for landscaping, screening, or statement planting.

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We supply lush, hardwearing turf in Minnamurra with a 20-roll minimum for full lawn coverage.

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What Makes Us the Right Choice

  • Great selection of landscape supplies, from decorative gravel to nutrient-rich soil
  • Turf orders are available with a 20-roll minimum—ideal for new or existing lawns
  • Compost, mulch, and pebbles in bulk or bag quantities
  • An extensive nursery with trees, shrubs, and flowering plants
  • Expert team to guide product selection and offer advice
  • Tools, accessories, and extras to suit DIY and pro landscapers
  • Thoughtfully chosen giftware and home décor options
  • The Quarry Café offers fresh, wholesome meals and coffee


We make it easy to turn your ideas into reality with quality products, helpful service, and everything in one place. Drop in and get your project underway today.

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FAQ


  • What areas do you service?

    Our landscape supplies are available throughout Minnamurra and surrounding suburbs like Gainsborough, Kiama Downs, Bombo, and Jamberoo. 


    Contact us to confirm your specific area.

  • What is the best gravel for pathways?

    The best gravel for pathways is typically one that is small, angular, and compactable. 


    Materials such as decomposed granite, crusher dust, or finely crushed gravel are ideal because they lock together tightly when compacted, creating a smooth and stable surface for walking. 


    These types of gravel are also easier to level and maintain over time, as they resist shifting underfoot. 


    The key is to choose a material that provides good drainage while remaining comfortable to walk on, even with regular use.

  • How do I calculate how much mulch I need?

    To calculate how much mulch you need, measure the area’s length and width to find the total square metres, then multiply by the desired mulch depth in metres. For example, a 10-square metre area with a mulch depth of 0.05 metres (5 cm) requires 0.5 cubic metres of mulch. 


    Many suppliers offer mulch calculators online, which allow you to input your measurements for a quick and accurate estimate. It's always a good idea to round up slightly to account for settling and uneven surfaces.

  • What is the difference between bark and wood chip mulch?

    Bark mulch is made from the outer layers of trees and tends to have a more uniform, fine texture. It breaks down slowly, making it ideal for long-term ground cover in ornamental garden beds. 


    Wood chip mulch, on the other hand, is made from chipped branches, trunks, and foliage, resulting in a chunkier and more varied texture. It decomposes faster and is often used for pathways or areas where quicker breakdown is desirable. 


    Both types improve soil health over time and help with moisture retention and weed suppression.

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