30th Nov 2026
What to plant- November
November in the Garden – Chem-Free and Growing Strong Summer is fast approaching, and now’s the time to get your hands dirty and prepare for Christmas and the warm months ahead. A little e…
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1st Nov 2026
November Colour
November is when the garden really starts to come alive with colour, and there is plenty happening at Harmony as we head towards summer and the festive season. From some spectacular new feature plants…
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31st Oct 2026
Maximising your herb garden
Companion planting involves strategically placing plants together to enhance growth and deter pests. In your herb garden, consider planting marigolds alongside your herbs. Marigolds can naturally repe…
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2nd Oct 2026
What to plant in October
With October upon us, the garden is really starting to come alive. The days are getting longer, the soil is warming up and there's plenty to be getting on with in the garden. It's one of my favourite…
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1st Oct 2026
What to Plant for Flowers in October
Spring has well and truly arrived, and October is when the garden really starts to come alive with colour. With the recent rain we've had, the soil is in great condition for planting, giving new plant…
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1st Oct 2026
Hydrangea Runaway Bride
Meet our latest realse Hydrangea, a show-stopping new addition to Australian gardens! This exceptional hydrangea features unique garland-like stems adorned with crisp white blooms, creating a beautifu…
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1st Oct 2026
Growing Tomatoes in Tasmania
When to Plant Tomatoes love the warmth and grow best in Tasmania from mid-spring into summer. Waiting for the warmer weather ensures plants establish quickly and are less prone to disease once conditi…
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14th Sep 2026
Controlling Gnats on your houseplants
Those tiny black flies hovering around your favourite indoor plant can be incredibly frustrating. Fungus gnats seem to appear out of nowhere, but in reality they’re usually telling us something…
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8th Sep 2026
My Anthurium has fungus. Is it sick?
The Curious Fungal Phenomenon on Anthuriums Anthuriums are pretty tough plants, but every now and then those beautiful glossy leaves can start developing brown spots. And this is where things can get…
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1st Sep 2026
Growing Tomatoes from Seed: A Step-by-Step Guide
Growing Tomatoes from Seed Growing tomatoes from seed is a rewarding experience that allows you to enjoy a wide variety of heirloom and hybrid tomatoes right from your garden. While it may require a b…
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1st Sep 2026
What to plant - September
There’s something about September in the garden that just feels different. The days are getting longer, the soil is starting to warm up and suddenly everything that seemed to be sitting still th…
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1st Sep 2026
What’s Blooming in the Flower Garden This Spring
SEPTEMBER COLOUR SPRING HAS ARRIVED September is when the garden really starts to wake up. The days are getting longer, the soil is warming and fresh growth and colour are appearing everywhere. It&rs…
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