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UrbanTribes Needle Park Cactus Nursery
UrbanTribes is our modest 1/4 acre block located in the Western Suburbs, Hills district of Sydney.
Our cactus garden, established in 1991, consists of medicinal, visionary, sacred plants & cactus that we have over the years and continue to amass from cuttings & grown from seed. We are not a Commercial Nursery.
We have many variants of interesting cacti , plants and succulents but are particularly partial to columnar (visionary) members of the Cactaceae Family.
Currently available in UrbanTribes Store
Lophophora Williamsii (Peyote) Seeds.
Echinopsis pachanoi (syn Trichocereus pachanoi), the San Pedro cactus.
Echinopsis lageniformis (syn Trichocereus bridgesii), Bolivian torch cactus.
Currently unavailable in UrbanTribes Store (online sale) but pick up is available.
Echinopsis peruviana (syn Trichocereus peruvianus), Peruvian Torch cactus.
Echinopsis lageniformis var monstrose (syn Trichocereus bridgesii monstrose), aka the Penis Plant
A few Guidelines
Check our Ordering, Shipping and Payment Information for detail
Visit us
Visits during Covid-19: NSW Restrictions are enforced under the "Public Health (COVID_19) Restrictions on Gathering and Movement Order 2020". If you are unwell or been in contact with or close proximity to "hot spot" areas, please do not bring it to us!
If you’re in the Sydney area and prefer to pick your order up, use 'Contact UrbanTribes' or SMS us on 0426 284 017 to arrange a time to visit. This is by appointment only. Please note: UrbanTribes is our home, we don't offer "browsing".
We do appreciate you arriving at the arranged time, if you're running late us know.
About us
UrbanTribes is not a commercial/retail nursery, it is our residential home. It is not a business; we have no intention to make profit. We simply love what we do and hope you appreciate the service we provide and the effort that goes into maintaining this site and our garden, responding to questions and preparing, packing and posting orders.
We also have a FaceBook and Twitter page (that we update hardly ever).
UrbanTribes is our modest 1/4 acre block located in the Western Suburbs, Hills district of Sydney.
Our cactus garden, established in 1991, consists of medicinal, visionary, sacred plants & cactus that we have over the years and continue to amass from cuttings & grown from seed. We are not a Commercial Nursery.
We have many variants of interesting cacti , plants and succulents but are particularly partial to columnar (visionary) members of the Cactaceae Family.
Currently available in UrbanTribes Store
Lophophora Williamsii (Peyote) Seeds.
Echinopsis pachanoi (syn Trichocereus pachanoi), the San Pedro cactus.
Echinopsis lageniformis (syn Trichocereus bridgesii), Bolivian torch cactus.
Currently unavailable in UrbanTribes Store (online sale) but pick up is available.
Echinopsis peruviana (syn Trichocereus peruvianus), Peruvian Torch cactus.
Echinopsis lageniformis var monstrose (syn Trichocereus bridgesii monstrose), aka the Penis Plant
A few Guidelines
Check our Ordering, Shipping and Payment Information for detail
Visit us
Visits during Covid-19: NSW Restrictions are enforced under the "Public Health (COVID_19) Restrictions on Gathering and Movement Order 2020". If you are unwell or been in contact with or close proximity to "hot spot" areas, please do not bring it to us!
If you’re in the Sydney area and prefer to pick your order up, use 'Contact UrbanTribes' or SMS us on 0426 284 017 to arrange a time to visit. This is by appointment only. Please note: UrbanTribes is our home, we don't offer "browsing".
We do appreciate you arriving at the arranged time, if you're running late us know.
About us
UrbanTribes is not a commercial/retail nursery, it is our residential home. It is not a business; we have no intention to make profit. We simply love what we do and hope you appreciate the service we provide and the effort that goes into maintaining this site and our garden, responding to questions and preparing, packing and posting orders.
We also have a FaceBook and Twitter page (that we update hardly ever).
