We had a great year here and we hope you did as well. As usual, we are closing up our shop through the winter months. Seasonal Hours: By Appointment Only until April 1st. Have a great winter!
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Wisconsin Gardner’s Seasonal Monthly Tips for October 2020
Crisp mornings, cooler temps, brilliant colors and foliage, early morning fog, pumpkins, squash and more. What is that all add up to? Must be Fall.
Wisconsin Gardner’s Seasonal Monthly Tips for September 2020
With the dog days of Summer behind us, the gardens are filled with color, beauty, and habitat. It won't be long before that first frost comes so do not forget to take a picture or two just to show off the work you have done and Mother Nature's amazing beauty. Some...
Wisconsin Gardner’s Seasonal Monthly Tips for August 2020
The Dog Days Of Summer Some say that the dog days of Summer are in August. Us here at Heritage Hill would like to think of it as an opportunity to keep your gardens, yards, and landscaping projects moving right along! Here are some tips to help you get through those...
Wisconsin Gardner’s Seasonal Monthly Tips for July 2020
Turn down the heat! Wow, from Winter to Summer with planting, mowing, and trimming in between. There is no time to take a break with weather changes this quick, but we will take it. We will be shoveling snow before long. So, let us look at some tips for your garden...
Wisconsin Gardeners’ Seasonal Monthly Tips for June 2020
Just when you think Winter is never going to let us out of its grip, the sun appears, the ground thaws, the snow quits falling (we hope) and we look at the calendar and it is June. Well, it is that time of year again and we want to see if you are prepared for the...
Wisconsin Gardeners’ Seasonal Monthly Tips for May
With so many new varieties of plants out there, it’s hard not to impulse buy. However, it’s important to remember that some plants will give short-term color while others will add interesting appeal throughout the season. Take the time to research a prospect before...
Wisconsin Gardeners’ Seasonal Monthly Tips for April
For most of us in Wisconsin, spring always seems to be long overdue. Some years, it feels like we move from winter right to into summer, causing yard work to get behind. Forego the unneeded stress and headache of trying to get everything done on your own...
General Lawn Care in Late Summer
August Lawn Care Proper mowing practices contribute to a healthy lawn and minimal weeds. Often lawns are mowed to closely. Height For a typical residential Midwest lawn, maintain a height of 3 inches or higher. Taller grass shades out weed seeds and...
Prepare for Hot Weather – Wisconsin Gardens & Lawns
Perennial Care for Late June & Early July Continue evaluating your garden. You can keep planting if you have time and space. During hot dry spells, pay extra attention to newly added plants. Perennials need on average about an inch of water per week. If you...