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The Alachua County Farmer's Market (441 Market) is a strict 'growers-only' institution in Gainesville, providing the North Florida community with direct access to regional produce, meats, and makers since the early 1970s.

A wholesale indigenous-plant nursery established 2006 in the Cape Town lowlands, operated as a non-profit by FynbosLIFE. Grows 147+ locally indigenous species strictly from Cape Town lowland genetic stock — collected within 10 km of where each species will be replanted — for ecological restoration of Cape Flats Sand Fynbos, Peninsula Shale Renosterveld, and six other critically endangered local plant communities.

An indigenous-plant nursery and landscaping company in Cape Town, named for the boomslang — a tree-dwelling indigenous snake whose name in Afrikaans means 'tree snake.' Combines retail indigenous-plant supply with landscape design and installation across the Western Cape.

A Cape Town nursery specializing in indigenous and fynbos plants. One of the regional retail surfaces for the Cape Floristic Region's distinctive flora — proteas, ericas, restios, pelargoniums, and the broader indigenous palette.

An indigenous-plant nursery and fynbos specialist at Plateau Road near Cape Point Nature Reserve, Cape Peninsula, South Africa. Established originally in Hout Bay, moved to the current location across from Cape Point in 1986 — making it one of the longest-running dedicated fynbos nurseries in the Cape Floristic Region. Wholesale and retail; runs fynbos and edible-and-medicinal-plant courses for adults and children.

An indigenous-plant nursery and botanical studio with two Cape Town locations — 83 Kloof Nek Road (Gardens) and Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden Gate 2. Carries exclusively locally-sourced, organically-grown indigenous plants alongside teas, essential oils, natural soaps, organic soils, and locally-made pots. Specializes in medicinal, food, wildlife, indoor, balcony, and city gardens. Co-founded by Dr. Jimmy Symmonds.

The retail indigenous-plant nursery at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in Newlands, Cape Town — operated by SANBI (South African National Biodiversity Institute). The institutional anchor for indigenous-plant supply in the Cape Floristic Region; sells fynbos, bulbs, succulents, groundcovers, trees, shrubs, climbers, annuals, and herbaceous material, plus organic compost and bio-friendly inputs.

A succulent-specialist indigenous nursery at Lalaphanzi Farm on Plateau Road, Cape Point, Cape Peninsula, South Africa. Sells indigenous succulents in unique handmade containers; runs an on-site tea service. Seasonal: closes for winter, reopens October.

A wholesale plug-production nursery producing rooted indigenous-plant plugs for the nursery and landscaping industry in the Western Cape. Focused on fynbos and other indigenous species — the wholesale supply layer underneath the bioregion's retail nurseries.