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Golden Glance Has Your Garden Covered

Golden Glance Neil Sullivan.

If you’re looking to transform your garden into a thriving oasis, Golden Glance Nursery in Young is the place to visit. Owned and operated by Neil Sullivan, this locally loved nursery has been proudly family-run for over 35 years.

With decades of horticultural expertise and a genuine passion for plants, the team at Golden Glance offers an impressive range of trees, plants, and gardening knowledge that continues to grow with the seasons. 

Golden Glance Nursery is well-known throughout the Young region for its exceptional service, high-quality stock, and commitment to the local community. Whether you’re searching for shade trees to cool your yard, fruit trees that flourish in this climate, or decorative shrubs and native plants, the nursery has something for every gardener from beginner to seasoned green thumb. 

What truly sets Golden Glance apart is their deep understanding of the local environment. Being locals themselves, Neil and his team know exactly what varieties will thrive in the region’s unique climate and soil. Their advice is grounded in real-world experience, ensuring customers make plant choices that will flourish for years to come. Plus, they offer a seven-day-a-week backup service for plant identification and guidance, so you’re never left wondering what to do with your new greenery. 

The nursery’s selection is vast and ever-evolving. Visitors will find everything from flowering magnolias and vibrant natives to tube stock, seedlings, and a wide variety of landscaping essentials.

Not only does Golden Glance supply quality plants, but it also stocks all the accessories needed for gardening success soil, pots, tools, and expert advice all under one roof. Golden Glance Nursery is more than just a garden centre it’s a destination. Nestled in peaceful, picturesque surroundings on Cowra Road, it offers a relaxing and inspiring escape. It’s no wonder that many customers say a visit feels like a breath of fresh air. 

As Neil explains, “We’ve grown this nursery with a lot of hard work, and it’s given us a great lifestyle. It’s been a family effort from the beginning, and we hope one day the next generation will take the reins.” 

On site, you’ll also find the charming “Antz Pantz Café,” open six days a week (closed Mondays). Set in tranquil gardens, it’s the perfect place to unwind after browsing the nursery. Enjoy a fresh coffee and light meal while soaking in the calming atmosphere a great day out for locals and visitors alike. Neil is proud of how the nursery contributes to the local community, not only through business but also by supporting local sports teams and events.

“Family businesses like ours are the backbone of small communities,” he says. “We’re here for the long term, and we care about what we do.” So, whether you’re planting your first tree, refreshing your backyard, or just want a lovely day out, Golden Glance Nursery is well worth the visit.

Located at 311 Cowra Road, Young, they welcome visitors year-round. For inquiries, call the nursery at (02) 6382 3364, or contact the café on 0406 800 449 between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm. Come see why Golden Glance Nursery has been a trusted name in local gardening for more than three decades. 

– Liam Stuart

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