Yummy Gardens stock a variety of chicken breeds including some rarer purebred chooks as well as crossbreeds with availability varying throughout the year. Our pure breeds are the Australorp, Cochin, French Wheaten Marans and Silkies. We also have Australorp cross New Hampshire which are a delightfull chook. They are smaller than the purebred Australorp, are predominantly black and are much better egg layers. Other crossbreeds available include Australorp cross Leghorn and New Hampshire cross Leghorn. Please contact us via our website www.yummygardensmelbourne.com or phone Greg on 0431 382 230 to check availability or to be placed on our waiting list.
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