Some of our favorite plants for the season!
Spotlight Plants
Grape Lollipop Phlox (Phlox paniculata ‘Ditomsur’ PP21,109)
Common Name: Grape Lollipop Garden PhloxBloom Time: Mid-summer through early fall (July–September)USDA Zones: 3–8 (reliably hardy in Southeast Wisconsin)Mature Size: 18–24 in. tall × 18–24 in. wideHabit: Compact, upright clump with rounded flower headsFragrance: Sweet, classic phlox scent Introduction Just when many perennials are starting to slow down, Grape Lollipop Phlox shifts into high gear with dome-shaped clusters of saturated, grape-purple flowers. Its compact habit, excellent color retention, and improved disease performance make it a go-to choice for late summer color in Southeast Wisconsin. Whether you’re refreshing a cottage border, brightening a pollinator bed, or planting a mixed container for the patio, this cultivar brings reliable, high-impact bloom with far less fuss than older phlox varieties. Looking to plant this season? Heritage Hill Nursery carries Phlox...
Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass
Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass is a striking ornamental grass that offers year-round interest with its tall, slender form and feathery plumes that emerge in early summer. It grows quickly in spring, reaching heights of up to 5 feet, and its upright, clumping habit...
Annabelle Hydrangea
The Annabelle Hydrangea is renowned for its spectacular large, round, white flowers that bloom profusely from early summer to fall. Starting to bud in late May, this shrub can produce flower heads measuring up to 12 inches in diameter, creating a stunning visual...
May Night Salvia
The May Night Salvia is celebrated for its stunning deep indigo blooms that make a bold statement in any garden from late spring to early summer. This perennial is particularly valued for its drought resistance once established and its ability to attract beneficial...
Rhubarb
Rhubarb is a perennial vegetable that's as easy to grow as it is versatile in the kitchen. Planting rhubarb crowns in late April takes advantage of the cool spring weather, ideal for establishing their root systems in Cedarburg's climate. Rhubarb plants prefer a sunny...
Arborvitae
Arborvitae, known for their year-round green foliage and easy-going nature, are a staple in landscapes for creating privacy screens, hedges, or even as standalone specimens. These hardy evergreens can thrive in Cedarburg's climate, adapting well to both the cold...
Tulips
Tulips are the quintessence of spring, bringing a vibrant splash of color to gardens in April. With their unmistakable cup-shaped flowers, tulips come in an almost endless variety of colors, sizes, and shapes, making them a versatile choice for any garden design. From...