Some of our favorite plants for the season!
Spotlight Plants
Flowerful Hydrangea
Trade Name: FlowerFull® Smooth HydrangeaCommon Name: FlowerFull® HydrangeaBloom Time: Early to mid-summer (June–July)USDA Zones: 3–8Mature Size: 3–4 ft tall × 4–5 ft wide Introduction In the heart of summer, when many hydrangeas begin to falter under rain-soaked blooms and heavy flowerheads, FlowerFull® Smooth Hydrangea shines with perfectly domed clusters of pure white flowers. This Proven Winners® introduction is a breakthrough in smooth hydrangea breeding: sturdy, upright stems carry abundant mophead blooms that resist drooping and damage from wind or rain. Whether you’re planting a compact border or seeking a reliable garden performer, FlowerFull® brings a blend of form, function, and hardiness that’s ideal for South East Wisconsin landscapes. Origins and Description Hydrangea arborescens—commonly called smooth hydrangea—is native to the woodlands of the eastern United States....
Unveiling Christmas Tree Grades at Heritage Hill Nursery in 2023
Embark on a journey of festive discovery with the range of Christmas trees we have curated for you at Heritage Hill Nursery. Our grading system is designed to cater to different aesthetic and budget preferences, ensuring that you find that perfect tree to resonate...
Container Storage – concrete/ceramic pots
This month, before the snow begins falling be sure to dump and clean out any planter boxes/pots and store them inside. Old planting material should be dumped onto a compost pile or taken somewhere off the property to be disposed of. Concrete planters that are too...
Chemical Storage
Now that the plants are tucked away and the tools/equipment are cleaned and stored, there is nothing left to do until next season right? Not quite. Most do-it-yourselfers have purchased some sort of pesticide or fertilizer whether in liquid or granular form, during...
Prevent Antler Damage
During the months of buck rut, young trees are most vulnerable to bark damage that occurs when bucks rub their antlers against the bark. Unfortunately, deer don’t have a tree preference and the behavior strips off bark creating large wounds leaving the tree open to...
Mighty Chocolate Cherry Astilbe
Cherry and chocolate not only make great pairings for dessert, but they also make a great pairing in your garden. At nearly 4’ tall, towering cherry-red plumes atop chocolate-red stems will brighten the shadier spots of the landscape in mid-summer. When the flowering...
Prairie Stature Oak
An outstanding durable hardwood to have in your landscape is the Prairie Stature Oak. Pyramidal in shape and quite dense in form, this shade tree will reach a height of 30-40’ with a spread of about 25-30’. In the spring and summer, the leathery lobed leaves are...