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Journal

  • Sowing Green Manure

    4th May 2026

    Sowing Green Manure

    Avoid leaving your garden beds bare - sow a green manure crop to improve soil structure and naturally improve the overall health of your garden. Ideal as part of your crop rotation plan, green manure…

    Published by Andrew Clark

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  • What to plant in May

    1st May 2026

    What to plant in May

    The days are now noticeably shorter, and the changes of the season are all around us. Deciduous ornamental trees are beginning to shed their displays of autumn foliage and the landscapes around us are…

    Published by Andrew clark

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  • ​Cultivating African Violets

    1st May 2026

    ​Cultivating African Violets

    African violets, scientifically known as Saintpaulia, enchant indoor gardening enthusiasts with their exquisite, colorful blooms and compact size. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the art…

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  • May Flowers in the Garden

    29th Apr 2026

    May Flowers in the Garden

    As autumn's cool winds give way to May, Tasmania's gardens burst into vibrant colours. This time of year brings a spectacular display of flowers, marking the beginning of a season that reignites our l…

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  • Growing Phalaenopsis Orchids

    28th Apr 2026

    Growing Phalaenopsis Orchids

    There’s something quietly special about a Phalaenopsis orchid sitting in the home. It’s not loud or showy, but it draws you in. The soft arch of the flowers, the way they seem to float, an…

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  • Pruning Raspberries in Tasmania

    18th Apr 2026

    Pruning Raspberries in Tasmania

    Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just beginning your horticultural journey, understanding the unique needs of raspberry plants is key to enjoying a bountiful harvest of these delectable fruits.…

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  • Pruning fruit trees in Tasmania

    15th Apr 2026

    Pruning fruit trees in Tasmania

    Why do we prune fruit trees? Improve the structure increase flowering wood and assist with disease resistance by having good air flow Unpruned trees will have loads of fruit however they will be smal…

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  • Autumn Colour

    1st Apr 2026

    Autumn Colour

    New Season Arrivals at Harmony There’s something special about this time of year at Harmony. The air shifts, the light softens, and the nursery starts to fill with plants that truly come into th…

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  • April - What to plant

    1st Apr 2026

    April - What to plant

    Autumn is a fantastic time in Tasmania as gardens become a delightful display of colour and vegetable gardens are ready to be revitalised in time for some cool weather magic.  Now is the time to…

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  • The Pottery Studio at Harmony

    30th Mar 2026

    The Pottery Studio at Harmony

    From a Simple Gift to Something Much Bigger Where It All Began It’s funny how things start at Harmony, often not with a grand plan, but with something small and thoughtful that quietly grows int…

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  • What to plant - March

    1st Mar 2026

    What to plant - March

    Welcome to March and the beginning of Autumn! As we hope to soak up some Autumn rain, the warmth of the baking summer sun is retained in the soil, thanks to the natural mulch of the falling Autumn lea…

    Published by Andrew Clark

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