Honeysuckle Garden Mosman

The best place to buy plants and pots. The terms are very knowledgeable. My kids love the fruits and vegetables too.

A large assortment of plants and pots. Incredible lushness and beautiful style. Quite affordable. Friendly and helpful staff. It's so hard to resist buying.

Helpful staff, good variety of pots and healthy plant varieties. Slightly pricier but you get what you pay for.

Love exploring a new nursery and Honeysuckle is just gorgeous. Will be back soon.can see some really creative ideas here.great inspiration

Great range of plants, plant care products, pots and associated paraphernalia. Most importantly, the staff are super helpful and knowledgeable. Thanks especially to Jack, Kelsey and Tom- we love our new plants!

A simple update to their website with their actual closing hours would have saved myself a twenty minute walk to the nursery, and saved the nursery a customer.

The best quality of plants I have seen, I could spend hours here, so much variety and a very friendly staff.

One of the customer staff members was extremely rude when we approached her. I've never heard such a rude tone before.

I approached her by just saying 'excuse me', she just walked off by saying 'I'm serving another customer' with a harsh tone even though I couldn't see anyone around. I would expect her to atleast finish my sentence and listen to what I had to say and not just walk off or say she is busy politely. The store was not busy at all.

Staff were friendly and they had a reasonable range of plants. My friend and I were after an inexpensive pot for a plant, but Honeysuckle seem to be exceptionally expensive! We weren’t able to find any low cost pots, but there were indeed some beautiful pots and plants if you have the money to spend.

Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. Good plants and a good rewards program.
Have been frequently and will go again.
When you find a business that is helpful and good value you want to support them.
Honeysuckle Garden is very highly recommended.

Pretty average garden store. I was a bit disappointed by their range. I would recommend travelling further out of the city - those garden stores tend to be much better.

Edit (Response to owner) - Thank you for your reply. I will definitely consider visiting the Turramurra site. I take your point on having limited space. However, other metropolitan garden retailers would also face this challenge. I was looking for stock and features that would differentiate you from other garden/plant stores. However with that said, the store was well-kept enough and it was a decent visit.

Great all round. Lots of parking on site, fully stocked with a wide range of plants from seedlings through to advanced/mature plants. Everyone working there was friendly and polite. Shoutout to Margot for helping me out at the till and offering to help me take everything to the car!

Honeysuckle Gardens is one of the best nurseries in Sydney with a fantastic array of stock, but an employer I'd be wary of.

4 years ago I worked there as a young student. During the 18 months I was there all 8 staff were changed out, some several times, and most after conflicts with Peter.

Peter thinks very poorly of his staff and is manipulative in his relationships, which as a military officer I feel I know what healthy leadership is.

But this is more then just a lack of leadership, what baffles me with Peter is how one can be so empty of love and respect. You're a successful business owner working side by side with your family. Experience some joy in life and just treat people nicely, even when you won't secure a good sale at the end of it.

Very poor service. I was seeking to exchange a plant given as a gift, less than a week after purchase, and was told I needed a receipt even though it was still in the gift wrapping they provided. I showed a MasterCard statement but even that was not enough. They told me my plant could not be exchanged due to the possibility it had acquired s disease at my home. They are not in the same league as Parkers, whose service was exceptional.

I have an edible garden. Hunted everywhere looking for tarragon seeds. Honeysuckle was the only place that had them. I also searched everywhere looking for french lavender. The quality of the plants they sell is far better than anything else I can find in Sydney and they are reasonable in respect of price.thanks Tom. Went down again today and bought some more lavender to make a hedge out the back. Not an expert by any means and its a bit embarrassing to ask other nurseries for help and they look at you blankly.research what will grow and what doesnt in the sydney basin trying to find it can be a challenge sometimes.

Can here with high hopes, but was disappointed. Not much variety of plants all compared to other nurseries. It was a pretty small nursery. Flower Power is much larger with a bigger variety of plants to choose from. Experience wise, it took less than 2 mins to walk through the nursery and walk out empty handed. Eden Gardens @ Macquarie Park, Flower power @ Millpera, Four seasons @ Belrose, Plantsplus @ Penant hills, Tim's garden @ Campbelltown and Bonnyrigg garden centre was a much better experience imo, lots to choose from, great experience waking through their nurseries.

Exceptional service and vast range of beautiful post. Thank you for all of your help, a wonderful experience all round.

Excellent, friendly service and an unmatchable variety of plants (particularly for a Sydney nursery).

Outstandingly helpful and friendly service. I called them up from Canada and ordered a potted plant as a gift for my girlfriend, who lives in Sydney. Jack Thorburn helped me pick out a nice plant, put it in my choice of pot, and included a card with a cheesy personalized message neatly hand-written inside. I had it delivered by courier and my girlfriend loved it. Definitely recommend.

A terrific range of products. The member of staff who helped us, Jack, was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. He gave us some excellent advice and even helped carry everything out to the car. Our garden is looking amazing now! Thanks!