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About Stoneman’s Garden Centre in Hobart
Our Story
Welcome to Stoneman's Garden Centre, a family-owned and operated business in Hobart since 1988. Our roots trace back to 1970 when Roy Stoneman founded Roy Stoneman's Landscaping, which became an integral part of the garden centre's services until 2011. After Roy's retirement in 2012, Graham, Susan, and Jo took the helm to continue the legacy of quality and service.
As a proud recipient of multiple industry awards, we ensure that every aspect of our operation upholds the highest standards. With a strong reputation built on integrity, business ethics, quality products and exceptional customer service, Stoneman's Garden Centre is dedicated to providing you with an outstanding experience every time you visit.
Our Mission
To be the leading garden centre in Tasmania, providing our customers with the best possible value for money, the highest-quality customer service, and the most up-to-date information, as well as providing our employees with a safe and rewarding work environment.
Consistently Doing Our Best
At Stoneman’s Garden Centre, we take pride in our hardworking and professional team, consistently recognised for their dedication and excellence.
Award Highlights:
- Tasmania’s Best Lifestyle Garden Centre
- National Finalists
- Best Large Garden Centre in Tasmania (multiple years)
We’re grateful for the support of our customers and excited to continue making our garden centre a vibrant, inspiring, and progressive place to visit.
Local & Reliable
We are centrally located in Glenorchy and are open seven days a week. All our products and services are guaranteed. Our garden centre carries an extensive range of plants, shrubs, and trees together with a complete range of landscaping and garden supplies and accessories. We carry bulk and bagged landscape materials, including pine barks, soils, and decorative garden gravels.
Don't miss our Winter Catalogues detailing one of the largest ranges of bare-root roses, bare-root fruit trees, and bare-root ornamental trees in Tasmania.