Perrys Fruit & Nut Nursery

The most helpful and informative duo! We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Perry’s and came away with two beautiful weeping fruit trees. The information they gave was so helpful and we will definitely be back and highly recommend this fabulous business.

Great range of trees, Jo who was packing was lovely and hard working. Bought about 35 trees, bare-root and pots. The older lady who was helping us pick was quite rude, abrupt and not really friendly at all - everything seemed like an effort to her. Was super shocked when I heard her shoosh a child that was talking about plants with their parents whilst choosing. Terrible service. Be prepared for all of the above. We travelled from Vic because we'd heard great things but pretty disappointed in the service. Not sure how to rate this visit, hoping the trees are as good as we've heard.

The best place to buy fresh jujube. Always large, great flavour and juicy jujube every year. If you love fresh jujube (it is Chinese date), this place is a must to go. Dried jujube is also in very high quality. I purchased a persimmon, jujube and lemon tree from here and they all grow well. Highly recommend!

Served by a lovely old lady who's got some great stern humour on her and brilliant knowledge on how to grow trees, and provided examples in person on how their trees were planted & the soil used. Great place with a nice selection.

Have been buying fruit and citrus from Perrys for many years, never been disappointed very helpful. Have bought lemon, lime, peach, plum blueberries and mandarins always successful.

The kindly folks down at Perry's have been at this business for their entire lives it seems - and what a great business they have cultivated!There is a large range of cultivars available all year around from Perry's, and with the home delivery option now open to the public, you have no excuse not to log into the computer and place an order for bare rooted stock or potted varietals this very year.Perry's is a family owned business, so naturally there is a lot of good old fashioned 'know how' available to amateur fruit and nut growers like myself, but just take your time as it can get busy at times.On the question of cost - well, you will undoubtedly find cheaper nurseries around Adelaide and the Adelaide Hills, but it is unlikely that you'll come across a single location where you will have so much available to you and such good advice.Sign up to their newsletter for regular updates about what is in season.

When asked by the lady if she could help me (knowing what I’m like at a nursery) I said what I was looking for and she explained both varieties of tree showed me an example. She was very helpful and even took the time to explain how to best look after the tree as a newbie to gardening I really appreciated her sharing her 40 years of knowledge

5 stars for the incredibly extensive range of high quality fruit and nut trees. 1 star for customer service on the day I was there. The lady who served" (Mrs Perry?) has an attitude. Shame

We visited expecting the poor reception people have talked about in reviews, but although we weren't greeted with excitement we were far from disappointed. Once you buy from here, the quality genetics of their plants will make you never buy from Bunnings again!

Put around six years of irrigation, mulch, fertilisers, time and effort into a pomegranate bought from this business. Despite perfect position and soil, alas, no fruit. Label claimed pomegranate was 'M2' variety, it gave generic info on pomegranates but no specific cultivar information. I researched online, however could find no information on it. Phoned Perry himself about it awhile back, however he seemed annoyed and refused to provide any information on the variety. Maybe this was bought from a supplier, who knows? I suspect I received a dud seedling not true to type. This was not a pollination issue either as my neighbour keeps bees. While it grew to be a rather ornamental pomegranate, this was bought for the purpose of fruit. Just finished paying a tradie to uproot it. Disappointing.