Companion Plant SeedCo

Companion Plant SeedCo We specialize in cultivating organic, regionally adapted heritage heirloom seeds in Wide Bay Burnett for urban backyard gardeners and market growers.
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Our methods of permaculture, biointensive & regen farming techniques support local sustainable food crops

07/06/2026

Just harvested our fenugreek micro leaf greens 🌱 These guys are only just short of 3 weeks old, grown simply in a standard 1020 tray right alongside our seedlings.
We absolutely love succession planting quick greens like this — so tender, versatile and packed with fresh flavour. Perfect tossed through curries, wraps, salads or cooked meals. And if you can’t use them all fresh, don’t stress… just chop and pop them in the freezer for easy chemical-free greens anytime.
One of the best things about growing micro leaf veg is how simple it is. Because they are harvested so young, they don’t even need added nutrients — the seed itself contains everything it needs to grow healthy and strong 🌱
Such an easy way to put healthy, affordable food on the table with minimal effort, minimal space and honestly… no bug dramas here either 😄

How cool is this! 🥕✨Just been harvesting our backyard heirloom carrots with our mini helper, whose favourite job is harv...
04/06/2026

How cool is this! 🥕✨

Just been harvesting our backyard heirloom carrots with our mini helper, whose favourite job is harvesting of course. We always plant a rainbow mix because honestly… who doesn’t love crazy coloured heirloom carrots? And just look at these beauties. 🌈

No camera touch-ups here — just pure iPhone photos of wholesome, backyard homegrown food grown without any chemicals or synthetics.

And the best part? The taste. If you’re used to store-bought carrots and then try freshly grown heirlooms straight from the garden, you honestly won’t even recognise them as the same vegetable. Sweet, rich, earthy and full of flavour… it really makes you wonder what on earth we are being sold as a carrot these days! 🧡🥕

This winter we are adding a little extra gift to every online order 💚Every parcel will automatically receive a FREE pack...
02/06/2026

This winter we are adding a little extra gift to every online order 💚

Every parcel will automatically receive a FREE packet of our Plantain Seeds (Plantago lanceolata) as a thank you for supporting our small family seed business this season.

Plantain is one of those beautiful old-fashioned garden plants that quietly gives back in so many ways. It’s fantastic for increasing biodiversity in the garden, attracting pollinators and beneficial insects while also providing habitat and food for many small creatures. The flowers are always buzzing with life here in our garden.

It’s a hardy, useful companion plant that fits beautifully into permaculture gardens, food forests, herb patches and wild corners. Plantain helps create a more balanced, living ecosystem and is a wonderful addition for anyone wanting to grow a richer, more diverse garden space.

Simply place your order and your free gift seed packet will be tucked into your parcel automatically 🌿

Thank you all so much for supporting Companion Plant SeedCo — every order genuinely means the world to our little backyard business.

02/06/2026

Our ginger has been an absolute gem this season 🌱✨
Super productive harvests from a small little patch right here in our urban backyard in Mount Perry. What amazes us most is this was grown in some pretty heavy shade and still produced a bumper crop of beautiful healthy rhizomes!

A great reminder that you really don’t need loads of space to grow your own food — this entire harvest came from just a 1m square garden bed. The smell while harvesting is incredible too… fresh, spicy and earthy all at once. Definitely one of our favourite garden growers this season 💛


01/06/2026

We are officially SOLD OUT of Garlic! 🧄✨

A huge thank you to all of our wonderful supporters — this has been our biggest garlic season yet! We’ve absolutely loved all the lovely enquiries, especially from so many people new to growing garlic and wanting to start their own small backyard patch of this family favourite.

This season we grew:
🧄 Italian Pink
🧄 Giant Russian
🧄 Glen Large
🧄 PLUS a new addition — Australian Purple, which is already showing very promising results here in our North Burnett region.

For those in South East Queensland, March–April–May is planting time for garlic, and now the fun begins! 🌱

Time to share your sprout pics with us — we can’t wait to see how everyone’s garlic is growing and hear how your season unfolds! 💚

29/05/2026

Was pretty excited to spot this little Teddy Bear Bee buzzing around the garden this arvo 🐝✨ Such a cute little native pollinator hard at work among the blooms. Moments like this are a beautiful reminder of why we plant for biodiversity and share our gardens with nature 🌼

This year has gifted us with an incredibly late watermelon harvest here in Mount Perry 🍉✨Our final harvest basket has be...
27/05/2026

This year has gifted us with an incredibly late watermelon harvest here in Mount Perry 🍉✨

Our final harvest basket has been filled with the most beautiful heirlooms — rare Golden Honey watermelons alongside gigantic Moon & Stars whoppers reaching an impressive 11kg each!

It’s been a real balancing act these past few weeks between waiting for full maturity and trying to beat the frost… although amazingly, to date, we still haven’t had one here yet. Nature always keeps you guessing 🌿

Thankfully these beauties are now safely harvested and ready for processing. As one season winds down, the cool season succession planting continues steadily on, filling every empty space the summer crops leave behind 🌱

There’s something so satisfying about those final harvests of the season — especially when they arrive this abundantly 💛

With the cooler weather finally kicking in here in the North Burnett over recent weeks, our beautiful Zinnias have slowl...
26/05/2026

With the cooler weather finally kicking in here in the North Burnett over recent weeks, our beautiful Zinnias have slowly been left to dry on the stem and naturally die back too 🌸🍂

These flowers bring so much joy, vibrant colour, pollinators and life to our little urban farm each season. There’s something so special about watching them move through their full life cycle — from tiny seed, to bursting blooms, and now back again to seed for the next generation.

Lucky we’ve been busy out harvesting seed this past week, as the late rains have visited us once again this year! Seed harvesting can be tricky business sometimes, all about timing, patience and navigating the weather… but this year has gifted us a bumper crop ✨

Every flower head carefully collected now heads into its next stage of processing before being packaged up and sent off to their new homes this coming spring 🌱

It’s one of our favourite parts of what we do — helping keep beautiful, open-pollinated flowers growing in gardens far and wide while celebrating the seasons right here on the farm 💛

Happy gardening!

🌿 Our Pigeon Pea plants are in full bloom at the moment, and every year they seem to signal the return of the beautiful ...
25/05/2026

🌿 Our Pigeon Pea plants are in full bloom at the moment, and every year they seem to signal the return of the beautiful King Parrots who happily share in the abundance with us. ❤️🦜

Today we were lucky enough to capture a beautiful shot of a Fire-tailed Resin Bee dancing amongst the gorgeous yellow blossoms — a tiny reminder of just how alive and connected a thriving garden can be. 🐝✨

Pigeon Pea really is one of the great givers in a permaculture garden or food forest. This incredible plant provides food, shelter, pollinator support, nitrogen fixing, mulch material and an abundance of fast-growing biomass to feed the soil and keep our critters happy. It’s super tough, resilient through harsh conditions, and grows quickly with very little fuss.

Plants like this remind us that a garden can be productive while still supporting biodiversity and sharing space with wildlife. The parrots feast, the bees dance, the soil is nourished, and we get to witness the beauty of it all. 🌿💛

🌿 Today is International Day for Biological Diversity 🌿A day to celebrate the incredible variety of life that keeps our ...
23/05/2026

🌿 Today is International Day for Biological Diversity 🌿

A day to celebrate the incredible variety of life that keeps our ecosystems healthy, resilient & thriving — from tiny soil microbes and native bees to birds, fungi, flowers, worms, and the food we grow. Biodiversity is what creates balance in nature, supports pollination, builds healthy soil, regulates pests naturally & helps our gardens withstand changing conditions.

Here on our Urban Farm, supporting biodiversity is at the heart of everything we do. We believe the more life you welcome in, the healthier your space becomes. 🌱

Some of the ways we encourage biodiversity on our farm:
🐝 Planting a wide diversity of flowers, herbs & edible crops
🪱 Building rich living soil through composting & worm farms
🦋 Letting some plants flower & go to seed for pollinators and wildlife🍂 Using mulch, chop & drop systems & leaving habitat spaces undisturbed
🌾 Growing heirloom and open-pollinated varieties
🐞 Avoiding synthetic sprays that harm beneficial insects
🌻 Creating year-round food sources for bees, butterflies & birds

The beautiful thing is — you don’t need a farm to support biodiversity. Every small space counts. 💚

Simple ways YOU can help from a balcony to a backyard:
🌿 Grow even one flowering plant for pollinators
🌿 Leave a shallow dish of water out for insects & birds
🌿 Plant herbs like basil, dill, coriander, thyme or parsley and let some flower
🌿 Start a tiny compost bucket or worm farm
🌿 Avoid spraying chemicals where possible
🌿 Grow a mix of plants instead of just one type🌿 Leave some leaf litter or natural habitat corners for beneficial insects
🌿 Choose plants that flower across different seasons

Whether you have a few pots on a balcony or a large suburban yard, creating diversity creates life. And when we grow more life around us, we grow healthier food, healthier soil & stronger communities too. 🌏

Growing soil, seed & community 🌱

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Mount Perry, QLD
4671

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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