31st Dec 2024
Passionvine hopper
The passionfruit vine hopper, scientifically known as Scolypopa australis, is a tiny yet troublesome insect that can pose a challenge for gardeners over the warmer months. These small, sap-sucking b…
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4th Dec 2024
What to plant in December
The Edible Garden December is the month when things really get going in the vegetable garden. You will begin to enjoy the rewards of your abundant harvest. Planting can continue in most areas just ens…
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4th Dec 2024
Controlling Gnats on your houseplants
Fungus gnats, those tiny, pesky flies that seem to appear out of nowhere, can quickly become a nuisance for indoor gardeners. At our garden center, we believe in natural, eco-friendly solutions to com…
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4th Dec 2024
Get ready for summer colour
Add a Splash of Colour to Your Garden This Christmas Bring your garden and outdoor spaces to life this holiday season with our exclusive Easy Colour plants! These vibrant plants are perfect for addin…
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1st Nov 2024
Citrus Workshop 101
Talking Citrus with Andrew – Workshop Recap & Growing Guide Thank you to everyone who came along to our recent Citrus Workshop at Harmony.It was a fantastic morning full of discussion, pract…
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1st Nov 2024
Coddling Moth
Controlling Codling Moth in Your OrchardCodling moth is a common pest that targets apple, crab apple, pear, and quince trees, leaving unsightly drill holes in your fruit. The life cycle of the codling…
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30th Sep 2024
Keep an Eye Out for Aphids
Aphid alertIt's that time of year. But fear not, at Harmony, we are gearing up with our trusty ladybirds and eco-friendly sprays. Together, we'll keep those pesky aphids in check!Using low-toxic spray…
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26th Aug 2024
Planting Summer Bulbs
As the weather warms and the days grow longer, it's the perfect time to start planning your summer garden. Planting summer bulbs like Dahlia, Gladioli, Lilly of the valley and Peonies now will en…
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31st Jul 2024
Bring Color to Your Garden
August in Tasmania marks the tail end of winter and the beginning of spring, making it the perfect time to start preparing your garden for a burst of vibrant color. The sight of wattle flowers bloomin…
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30th Jul 2024
Companion Planting in Tasmanian Gardens
Companion planting is an age-old gardening technique that pairs plants to enhance growth, deter pests, and attract beneficial insects. In Tasmanian gardens, this practice can be especially effective,…
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1st May 2024
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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29th Apr 2024
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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