Our email inbox is probably not too dissimilar from yours. There’s the usual notices of deals and specials, along with odd speculative email suggesting we’ve been hacked and need to…

We’re proud to be a family business and can trace our roots back to 1918. That’s when Richmond E Harrison founded the company and began the work of providing trees,…

We’ve been honoured to work on some wonderful projects over the years. Some are more challenging than others because of their location. Jacks Point is one of those places. The…

This week, Harry has chosen 3 different camellia’s. The reason is most simple - they are currently brightening up the nursery, offering some visually warming respite from the biting cold…

The arrival of brisk weather has certainly served to punctuate the changing of the season. Morning’s have a bite about them, afternoons are not nearly as warm as they were,…

And even if the weather is less than desirable, curling up on a favourite chair, blanket and brandy at hand, looking through the window out at trees and nature as you get lost in your thoughts…well, that might just be the perfect destination for a long weekend.

This week we wanted to talk about something a little different. It sometimes gets overlooked that we provide little trees too. Indeed, we ourselves might be guilty of concentrating on…

Not yet willing to forgo the delights of Autumn colour, Harry’s tree of the Week is known for similarly holding onto the romance of the season for as long as…

Some trees have stories to tell. The Harrisons Heritage Collection are advanced specimen grade trees, grown with the experience of over 100 years in the industry and raised by 4th…

When King George VI ascended to the throne in 1937, a tree planting program stretched beyond Great Britain, to every outpost of the Commonwealth and the wider British Empire. A…

We were on location last week at Millbrook and Lake Hayes, for a photoshoot showing the wonderful Autumn colour, and to highlight the enjoyment trees bring us. So rather than…

Have you ever taken a slow stroll on a Sunday afternoon, stopping briefly to view an old tree and wondering what it might have seen over the years? Was it…