Jungle Collective 'Christmas in July' Indoor Plant Warehouse Sale
Fill your home with new green babies from this warehouse sale.
Overview
If jungle vibes inside a Coorparoo warehouse sounds like your perfect outing, head along to the Jungle Collective's indoor plant sale on Saturday, July 24 and Sunday, July 25. It's the latest greenery-filled Brissie market from The Jungle Collective, a Melbourne nursery that stocks all kinds of weird and wonderful species. Yes, it is trucking its way up north again for another Queensland venture — and, after hosting plenty of online-only events over the past year, this sale is a 100-percent in-person affair.
Whether you're after a hanging pot plant, some palms for the garden or a giant Bird of Paradise, chances are you'll find it here. Have a reputation for killing your cacti? Overwatering your ferns? Don't worry — there'll be horticulturalists on site on the night to give you advice and chat through any questions you might have.
This sale is Christmas in July themed, so prepare to give yourself the gift of green babies aplenty. You'll get inspired by plants in general, too, and learn to incorporate them into your home and living spaces — all while browsing and soaking up some tunes.
Best get in quick though — these markets are always popular, with more than 170 different species usually on offer. Due to expected demand, the sale will be held in 30-minute sessions across both days, and attendees will need to register for free tickets in advance.
Plus, if you come decked out in Christmas attire (think: Santa hats, full costumes, Christmas jewellery or reindeer noses) — and spend at least $10 — you'll also get $5 off your purchase.
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