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Edwards Providore Greengrocer, Deli & Cafe For Mandy and Greg, the creators of Edwards Providore, great tasting fruit, vegetables and fresh produce are the very spice of life.
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Together with their three children, they like to share great tasting food with friends and family – building memories, telling stories and expressing themselves at the same time. It’s this enjoyment of life and commitment to good, fresh, local food that led them to create their family business. Edwards Providore is what food shopping should be. The very best produce lovingly selected by a local family and presented directly to you. You’ll find fresh fruit and vegetables, smallgoods, deli items, good coffee and speciality grocery goods combined with great service, attention to detail and easy parking. Whether you’re around the corner or across town, head to Edwards Greengrocer and Deli for food that tastes great. Edwards Providore

They are open, they breathe.They change with the day.Fresh flowers aren't meant to last forever.This is what makes them ...
03/11/2026

They are open, they breathe.
They change with the day.

Fresh flowers aren't meant to last forever.
This is what makes them meaningful.

Fresh flowers carry scent, energy and emotion.
They mark moments.
They don't imitate them.

Edwards fresh flowers, chosen and arranged by our own in-house florists, can be purchased online or in-store.

https://www.edwardsprovidore.com.au/collections/flowers

There’s more to these photos than just rows of young apple trees.There’s next year’s apple crop, already beginning its j...
02/11/2026

There’s more to these photos than just rows of young apple trees.

There’s next year’s apple crop, already beginning its journey.
There’s a dam full of water, a very different sight from 12 months ago when we came through a dry winter.
And in the background, there’s Mt Alexander, still showing the scars of the fire that swept through in January.

Three photos. Three very different reminders of what life on the land is like.
The seasons change, the weather tests you, and sometimes nature reminds you just how little control you really have.
But then spring arrives. The trees blossom, the dams fill, and everything begins again.
Farming is always about looking ahead, even when the past is still right there in front of you.

With thanks to Bob from Harcourt Apples for sharing his photos with us.

31/10/2026

I’ve been thinking lately about how easy it is to miss the little things.

The sound of someone pouring you a cuppa.
The first blossoms of the season bravely peeking out.
Fresh linen blowing in the breeze on the old Hills Hoist.
The dogs stretched out in a patch of sun.
That little bit of extra light at the end of the day.

None of it is particularly exciting. But I think that’s the point.

Life isn’t always in the big occasions or the things we plan weeks ahead for. So much of it is right here, in these very ordinary moments. And sometimes you just have to be still long enough to notice them.

I’m trying to do more of that.

29/10/2026

The One Where Greg Shares His Favourites From the Coffee Dept

Industry Beans, Fitzroy, Melbourne

28/10/2026

Cutting cheese is our thing. And we wouldn't have it any other way.

Big wheels, little wedges, just enough for tonight's dinner or a little extra for the weekend.

We love being able to cut cheese fresh, just the way you like it.

It's one of those little things we still do at Edwards, and we think it makes all the difference.

Good cheese. Cut fresh. Just for you.

27/10/2026
25/10/2026

Auditioning some new talent for our Picks of the Week gig!

It was Lola's birthday recently, and when we talked about what she wanted to do for breakfast, she could have chosen any...
24/10/2026

It was Lola's birthday recently, and when we talked about what she wanted to do for breakfast, she could have chosen anywhere. We were in Melbourne. There are hundreds of beautiful cafes and restaurants we could have gone to. But Lola wanted breakfast at home.

So we bought some beautiful produce from the shop, put breakfast together and sat around the table. And talked. No rushing off. No trying to get a booking. Nothing particularly fancy. Just really good food and time together.

It got me thinking...

We spend so much time looking for somewhere to go or something special to do. And sometimes the nicest thing is actually staying home. Buying really good ingredients. Putting them in the middle of the table. Making another coffee. And sitting there much longer than you planned.

I think that's what I loved most about Lola choosing breakfast at home. It wasn't really about the breakfast. It was about having everyone around the table.

22/10/2026

A love of the land, passed down through generations.

A little moment with Emmy, and someone very special ...Brian, Greg’s dad.

Watching Brian in this video is a gentle reminder of where Greg’s love for the land began.

It's something that has been passed down through generations. An appreciation for the seasons, the simple things, and the connection to the land that never really leaves you.

And now, watching Mac and Emmy make their own memories, it’s lovely to see that connection continuing.

Some things are simply part of who we are.

Address

Shop 7 & 8, 150 Condon Street
Kennington, VIC
3550

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 6pm
Thursday 6:30am - 6pm
Friday 6:30am - 6pm
Saturday 6:30am - 4pm
Sunday 6:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+61354442244

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