Christmas Trees & Wreaths Now On Sale!

Christmas Trees & Wreaths Now On Sale!

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Stop in today to check out our Christmas Trees and Wreath selection!

Starting today, you can stop in and buy Christmas Trees and Wreaths. Only available while supplies last.

Which Tree Is Right For You?

While it may not seem like different varieties of Christmas trees have many differences there are many benefits to each individual type.

The most popular genus around the holidays is (of course) the fir tree. Heritage Hill carries three of the most popular fir trees Balsam, Fraser, and Canaan. While all fir trees have strong branches capable of supporting most ornaments there are a few key differences.

Balsam Fir trees have a beautiful dark green needle with hints of silver and a strong fragrance.

Fraser firs have a lighter yellowish hue, a strong fragrance, and are often favored because they hold onto their needles making clean-up easier.

Canaan Firs are often referred to as a hybrid of Balsam and Fraser firs. They also hold onto their needles, yet a deep yet warm green color, and lighter smell than other firs making it perfect for people who don’t want to be overwhelmed by the smell of their tree.

November 2020 Special Offer

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It’s that time of year again! It’s getting colder, the ground is getting harder, and Thankgiving will be here before you know it! 

We’ll be back to our seasonal hours here soon and selling Christmas trees again! But, before we get there, we’d like to offer some seasonal savings! 

With Coupon Only

Gift Store Inventory Reduction

25% Off

  • Bird Baths
  • Metal Art
  • Flowerpots
  • Wood Art
  • Stone Figures
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Questions about planting, feeding, and watering? Take advantage of our knowledgeable horticulturist & owner, Jason. He is here to help you make good decisions on what will work best and how to properly tend to your new plantings. We also have our monthly tips posts available! Read more about those here.

Check back soon for our Christmas Tree sales! 

Visit the Heritage Hill Nursery and garden center now! We are conveniently located, close to Cedarburg, Jackson, West Bend, Slinger, WI.

April Special Offers – Spring is Around the Corner!

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Your Garden Center in Cedarburg, WI! Check here often for special web offers for garden center items and other discounts!

Garden Center Open for Business! April Specials

YES! We are starting to enjoy longer days, seeing more sunshine and feeling that little tinge of warmth. The birds are returning, and if you’re in Washington County, you are most likely hearing the sand hill cranes identifiable bugle like call.  All indicators that spring is almost here!  And that also means we are open for business! 

To spearhead our monthly specials in April, we have two great offerings.  Spirea bushes and wind chimes. 

Spring is a good time to plant your spirea! 

Check our Seasonal Tips blog for all kinds of helpful information to keep your yard and garden looking simply beautiful!

Questions about planting, feeding and watering? Take advantage of our knowledgeable horticulturist & owner, Jason. He is here to help you make good decisions on what will work best and how to properly tend to your new plantings. Visit the Heritage Hill Nursery and garden center now! We are conveniently located, close to Cedarburg, Jackson, West Bend, Slinger, WI.

 

25% off All Wind Chimes w/Coupon 

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20% off Spirea

Throughout April 

Pesky Slugs and How to Get Rid of Them

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Slugs are a gardener’s unwelcome pest that seem to invade everywhere.  

This is the perfect time to start using remedies to ward off those little critters, when the soil is damp or wet, to entice slugs up to the surface of the soil  Of course you can always get slug pellets or granules to sprinkle around the plants, but why not consider a few very easy methods that are also 100% natural? 

Here are just a few:

  1. Cornmeal
    • Slugs love it… but they can’t consume it.  Put a couple tablespoons in a small glass jar and place it sideways so slugs can get in.  In the morning, check for the dead slugs and remove. Keep this up until the area is free of the pests
  2. Beer
    • Another thing slugs love, but will kill them. Pour some beer in a small plastic glass, and bury it close to the plants that are being invaded, so it is at pretty much ground level.  You’ll find dead slugs there, remove them and keep going with the beer treatment.
  3. Coffee Grounds & Egg Shells
    • Start saving both of these and mix them together.  Coffee smell is a natural repellent for slugs and egg shells cut their bellies. Sprinkle this mixture around your plants and it should keep them away. A plus to this method is the added helpful compost fertilizer it provides. 

Additional Ideas (courtesy of Natural Living Ideas) 

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Throughout May

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Above video courtesy of “Grow Veg” YouTube Channel

October – Preparing for Winter

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Winterize Your Plants!

Prepare your garden for cold weather to come by winterizing plants. Many of your prized garden stars survive winter without extra care on your part, but taking time to winterize paves the way for a healthy, productive garden next spring. For tender plants and new additions to the garden, winterizing is vital for cold weather survival.

Start the winterizing process by mulching around landscape plants. Mulch helps insulate soil and prevent frost heave, a condition that occurs when soil repeatedly freezes and thaws—and pushes plants out of soil. When frost heave occurs, plant crowns and roots are exposed to freezing air and drying winds. 

When you add fall mulch, aim for a layer that’s 3 to 5 inches deep (deeper in colder regions). Use a material that won’t compact, like straw, chopped leaves or cornstalks, pine straw or clean hay. It’s especially important to mulch shallow-rooted perennials that are prone to frost heave, like blanket flower (Gaillardia), coral bells (Heuchera), pincushion flower (Scabiosa) and shasta daisy (Leucanthemum).

 

Courtesy HGTV Online Read More

Questions about Winterizing? Take advantage of our knowledgeable horticulturist & owner, Jason. He is here to help  Visit the Heritage Hill Nursery and garden center now! We are conveniently located, close to Cedarburg, Jackson, West Bend, Slinger, WI.

 

Don’t forget! Take advantage of our
Fall Specials! Deep Discounts!  

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