Specials
Summer is hitting its peak here in Southeastern Wisconsin, and as the days stretch long and hot, your garden becomes both a retreat and a creative outlet. Whether you’re planning a peaceful corner filled with the calming sound of water or looking to brighten up your borders with bold, low-maintenance color, Heritage Hill Nursery has the perfect August specials to help you refresh your space—and save big while doing it!
This month, we’re offering two unbeatable in-store specials that combine form, function, and late-season beauty:
Fountains & Fountainettes — 50% OFF!
There’s nothing quite like the gentle trickle of water to transform a garden from beautiful to breathtaking. Whether you’re looking for a statement piece for your front yard or a compact accent fountainette for a cozy patio nook, our entire collection of fountains is now half off—but only through the month of August.
Why Add a Fountain to Your Garden?
Fountains do more than add elegance—they create a multisensory experience:
- Soothing Sound: The calming gurgle of running water drowns out neighborhood noise and promotes relaxation.
- Attract Pollinators & Birds: Many birds and beneficial insects are drawn to water features, especially during dry spells.
- Improved Humidity for Plants: Fountains can raise the ambient humidity in surrounding garden beds, helping sensitive plants thrive in dry August conditions.
From classic stone columns to whimsical designs and space-saving tabletop styles, our wide selection of fountains and fountainettes offers something for every taste and budget.
Pro Tip: Place your fountain near a seating area or in view of a favorite window so you can enjoy its beauty and movement all day long!
Kodiak® Diervilla Honeysuckle (Red, Orange, Black) — 25% OFF!
Looking to add vibrant, fuss-free color to your landscape that looks great now and well into fall? Look no further than the Kodiak® series of Diervilla (Bush Honeysuckle)—a stunning group of native-friendly shrubs bred for bold foliage and pollinator appeal.
We’re offering 25% off three standout cultivars:
🔴 Kodiak® Red
- Striking red-tinged foliage from spring through fall
- Soft yellow blooms attract pollinators all summer
- Drought-tolerant and deer-resistant
- Mature size: 3–4 ft tall × wide
🟠 Kodiak® Orange
- Glowing orange new growth and deep green summer foliage
- Bright golden flowers bloom steadily from June to frost
- A magnet for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
- Mature size: 3–4 ft tall × wide
⚫ Kodiak® Black
- Dark purple-black foliage adds contrast and depth to borders
- Compact and tidy habit, ideal for smaller gardens
- Excellent color retention even in full sun
- Mature size: 3–4 ft tall × wide
Note: This special applies to Kodiak® Diervilla varieties only. Other honeysuckle selections are available at regular price.
Why Gardeners Love Diervill
Not all honeysuckles are created equal. While some varieties can be aggressive spreaders, Kodiak® Diervilla is a compact, non-invasive shrub that’s ideal for southeastern Wisconsin’s Zone 5 gardens. Here’s why it’s become a favorite:
- Low Maintenance: No pruning necessary unless shaping is desired.
- Tolerant of Dry, Shady, or Rocky Conditions: These shrubs are tough!
- Fall Color Show: You’ll enjoy an extra season of visual interest as leaves turn fiery red, orange, or burgundy.
- Pollinator-Friendly: Continuous blooms make Diervilla a go-to for bees and butterflies.
Mix & Match for a Late-Summer Refresh
Looking for ways to integrate both specials into your garden design? Try pairing a stone fountainette with a backdrop of Kodiak® Diervilla for a high-contrast focal point. The dark foliage and warm tones of the honeysuckle enhance the cool, flowing movement of water features, creating an environment that feels balanced and alive.
Don’t forget—our staff is always happy to help you plan and design with these selections in mind. Bring in photos or measurements of your garden, and we’ll guide you to the right fit.
All Sales Final – While Supplies Last!
Like summer itself, these deals won’t last forever. Here’s what you need to know:
- In-store only — while inventory lasts
- Fountains & Fountainettes — 50% OFF
- Kodiak® Diervilla (Red, Orange, Black) — 25% OFF
- All other honeysuckle varieties sold at regular price
- All sales are final
Come early for the best selection—we expect many of our most popular fountain styles to sell quickly!
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Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
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🌿 Make This August Bloom with Heritage Hill
Your garden still has so much to give this season. Whether you’re crafting a serene retreat or building up bold late-summer borders, August is the perfect time to invest in long-lasting features and colorful, native-friendly plants.
Stop in and explore these incredible specials while they last—and as always, our team is here to help your garden grow beautifully.
Specials
Summer is in full swing, and July is the perfect month to protect your garden from pests and add fresh color with hardy, low-maintenance shrubs. We’re excited to offer two standout in-store specials—plus an online-only discount on everything!
🌟 July Specials 🌟
1. Insecticides & Fungicides — 35% OFF
Keep your roses, vegetables, and ornamentals healthy all season long with our top-quality insecticides and fungicides. Whether you’re battling black spot, powdery mildew, or hungry caterpillars, you’ll find just what you need at a fraction of the regular price. All sales are final.
- Excludes Espoma products
- All formulations—ready-to-spray concentrates, dusts, and wettable powders—included
2. Snippet® ‘Lime’ & Czechmark™ Trilogy® Weigela — 25% OFF
Brighten your landscape with two standout Weigela cultivars renowned for their early-summer blooms and compact habits:
- Snippet® ‘Lime’ Weigela
- Lime-green foliage with rosy-pink flowers in May–June
- Compact: 2–3 ft tall × 3–4 ft wide
- Czechmark™ Trilogy® Weigela
- Three flushes of blooms—spring, early summer, and fall
- Proven Winners® selection; 3–4 ft tall and wide
Other Weigela and lilac varieties are available at regular price.
“All Sales Final”
Seasonal Tips
As July’s high temperatures and humidity settle in, your Southeast Wisconsin garden needs a little extra care to stay lush and productive. From keeping soil moisture consistent to staying ahead of pests and diseases, a few strategic tasks each week will help your plants power through the heat. Here are five essential July tips to maintain vibrant blooms, strong growth, and a healthy, low-maintenance landscape all month long.
Deep, Infrequent Watering
- Water early in the morning to reduce evaporation and fungal risk.
- Give established shrubs and perennials a thorough soak (1–1½ inches) once a week, rather than light daily sprinkles. This encourages deeper root growth and greater drought resilience.
Stay Vigilant Against Pests & Diseases
- Inspect leaves and stems weekly for signs of Japanese beetles, spider mites, or fungal diseases (black spot on roses, powdery mildew on phlox).
- Treat early with insecticidal soap or a targeted fungicide to prevent outbreaks from spreading.
Deadhead & Pinch to Extend Bloom
- Remove spent flowers on perennials and shrubs (coneflowers, phlox, roses) to encourage new bud formation and maintain a tidy appearance.
- For annuals like petunias and geraniums, pinch back leggy growth to promote a bushier habit and continued flowering.
Mulch & Weed Management
- Refresh or add a 2–3″ layer of organic mulch (bark, straw, or chopped leaves) around plants to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and keep soil temperatures stable.
- Pull weeds by hand before they set seed—mid-summer weeds can rapidly produce a second generation if left unchecked.
Feed & Support Summer Performers
- Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer (e.g., 10-10-10) to heavy feeders like roses, hydrangeas, and vegetables to sustain bloom and fruit development.
- Stake or cage tall perennials (delphiniums, tall phlox) before they flop under the weight of rain or blooms.
Specials
Summer is in full swing here at Heritage Hill Nursery, and we couldn’t be more excited to kick off the season with fresh blooms, soothing garden accents, and our very first e-commerce specials! Whether you’re savoring a quiet morning on the porch or planning a weekend garden gathering, we’ve got everything you need to make your outdoor space bloom with beauty and charm.
🌟 June Specials🌟
1. Cohasset Bamboo Wind Chimes — 35% OFF
Transform any outdoor nook into a haven of relaxation with the gentle melodies of our Cohasset Bamboo Wind Chimes. Handcrafted from sustainably harvested bamboo, these chimes produce a soft, earthy tone that complements birdsong and rustling leaves.
- Durable, weather-resistant finish
- Easy-to-hang removable striker for tone adjustment
- Perfect gift for Father’s Day or as a host/hostess gift
“All Sales Final”
2. Double Play™ Blue Kazoo® Spirea — 25% OFF
Meet the star of our early-summer lineup: Double Play™ Blue Kazoo® Spirea! This compact, ornamental shrub boasts vibrant blue-green foliage and clusters of soft pink flowers that delight pollinators and gardeners alike. Ideal for borders, containers, or mixed shrub beds.
- Mature size: 2–3 ft tall × 2–3 ft wide
- Thrives in full sun to part shade
- Drought-tolerant once established
- Great for mass plantings or specimen accents
“Other Spirea varieties are available at regular price.”
“All Sales Final”
🛒 ONLINE-ONLY OFFER — 25% OFF YOUR ENTIRE ORDER
To celebrate the launch of our new e-commerce store, enjoy 25% OFF everything available online through June 30th! Whether you’re restocking perennials, adding new shrubs, or picking up garden décor, now’s the perfect time to shop from the comfort of home.
Use Coupon Code: JUNE25
Discount applies at checkout; no minimum purchase required.
Why You’ll Love Shopping Online
- Convenience: Browse our full inventory from anywhere, anytime.
- Secure Checkout: Your information is protected with industry-standard encryption.
- Easy Gifting: Send plants or garden accents directly to family and friends—perfect for Father’s Day surprises!
📝 What’s Next on the Blog?
- Plant Spotlight: A deep dive into Spiderwort (Tradescantia ohiensis)—learn planting, care, and design tips in our 800-word feature.
- Garden Tips for Southeast Wisconsin: Five actionable pointers—like pruning spent perennials and early summer pest prevention—tailored to our local climate.
- Father’s Day Gift Guide: Wind chimes, decorative planters, easy-care shrubs, and more. Make Dad’s day memorable with a gift that keeps on giving!
Don’t miss out—these June specials end June 30th!
Head over to our online store, enter JUNE25 at checkout, and start making your garden the envy of the neighborhood.
Happy gardening!
— The Heritage Hill Nursery Team
Seasonal Tips
As the heat of early summer settles in across Southeast Wisconsin, your garden is entering one of its most rewarding—and demanding—phases. June brings long days of sunshine, making it the perfect time to establish strong roots, manage emerging growth, and keep pests at bay. By adopting a few simple routines each week, you’ll help your plants thrive through warm days and unpredictable rains. Here are five essential tips to guide your June gardening efforts and ensure your landscape stays healthy, vibrant, and low-maintenance all season long.
Water Early and Deep
- Aim to water your garden beds and containers in the early morning (before 9 AM) to minimize evaporation and fungal risk.
- Give shrubs and perennials a deep soak—about 1 inch of water—once or twice a week rather than light daily misting. This encourages roots to grow deeper and makes plants more drought-resilient.
Stay Ahead of Weeds
- Pull young weeds by hand whenever you spot them; seedlings are far easier to remove before they set seeds.
- Apply a 2–3 inch layer of organic mulch (wood chips or shredded bark) around your perennials and shrubs to suppress new weed growth and conserve soil moisture.
Deadhead and Prune Spent Blooms
- Regularly deadhead spring-flowering perennials (like peonies and pulmonaria) to tidy appearance and encourage any possible rebloom.
- Trim back any early-season flowering shrubs (forsythia, lilac) immediately after bloom to allow new buds for next year’s flowers to form.
Watch for Early Pests and Diseases
- Scout leaves—especially on roses, lilacs, and peonies—for signs of aphids or powdery mildew. Treat small infestations promptly with insecticidal soap or neem oil.
- Keep foliage dry by pruning overcrowded branches and ensuring good air circulation around your plants.
Feed and Divide Perennials
- Apply a balanced, slow-release granular fertilizer (e.g., 10-10-10) to established perennials and new plantings to support summer growth.
- If spring-blooming perennials (like hosta, iris, or bleeding heart) have become crowded, lift and divide now—replant healthy sections immediately and mulch to reduce transplant stress.
