Free Cactus and Euphorbia removal

1. Needle sharp spikes that can puncture Kevlar.

2. Fine hair-like needles called glochids that get stuck in your skin by the hundreds.

3. Skin-burning latex sap that can blind you if it splashes in your eyes.

These are just a few fun ways that plants in the Cacti and Euphorbia family have evolved over millions of years to defend themselves against animals like us, so it’s no surprise that removing them is hazardous work. If you have a Cactus or Euphorbia in your yard that needs removing, contact your friends at Cactus Culture Australia, and if it is something we can repurpose we’ll remove it for you completely free of charge.

We are experienced cacti specialist that have the tools and expertise to remove cactus safely, and in such a way that the plant can be successfully relocated and happily live out its days in a new home.

Is your plant free to remove?

Please note that Cactus Culture Australia reserves the right to accept or reject any request for any reason.

The easiest way to find out if we can offer our free removal service is to get in contact via the form below or call us. We’ll request photos of the plants to be removed, as well as some details regarding location and access, and from there, it’s pretty easy to give you a determination.

There are several reasons why we may not be able to offer our free removal service for your plants, but the most common is simply that the value of the plants is not high enough to compensate for the considerable time and risk involved in organising, travelling, removing, transporting and rehabilitating them.

In most cases where we cannot offer our free service, we will ask if you would like to receive a quote for removal. Being such a specialised skill, we often find our removal quotes to be considerably less than generic gardeners and arborists.

It is rare for us to reject a removal completely - this would usually be due to

In order to be eligible for this service your cactus must have suitable access so our team can work safely.