Spring Tree Tips
Spring is a magical time at the Easy Big Trees nursery. The reasons why are abundantly clear for the most part. New growth is unfolding and stretching towards the sunshine,…
Spring is a magical time at the Easy Big Trees nursery. The reasons why are abundantly clear for the most part. New growth is unfolding and stretching towards the sunshine,…
Spring is surely a time to clean away the mess of winter. The clutter of those extra blankets can be tidied, and hats and scarves can be moved to the…
There is little more English than the country pub. For centuries, they have provided refuge for outlaws and farmers, highwaymen and locals. It’s no coincidence ‘The Royal Oak’ is one…
You may have noticed we’ve begun adding a few words under the Easy Big Trees logo. There’s just five of them and they are always the same. So five small…
Invercargill was designed to be surrounded by reserves. Trees had their place. We can thank a gentleman by the name of John Turnbull Thomson for this...
Witch Hazels can bring a little bit of magic to a winter garden. They might have some sorcery in them too. More on that in a bit. HAMAMELIS 'Arnold Promise'…
It would seem everyone loves a top 10. Apparently it’s because we naturally segment the world into numbers as it helps us process everything. We like to think that means…
It might sound like a folk-pop band from the late 50’s but Harry & the Hedges is simply the title of this week’s email. That said, there might well be…
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…