Some of our favorite plants for the season!
Spotlight Plants
Scentara Double Blue Lilac
Scentara Double Blue Lilac is a standout spring-blooming shrub known for its intensely fragrant, double-petaled blooms in soft lavender-blue tones. This hybrid lilac not only offers beautiful early-season color but also fills the garden with that classic lilac scent that signals spring has truly arrived. A member of the hyacinthiflora lilac group, Scentara Double Blue blooms earlier than common lilacs and produces full, double flowers that give it a more lush and layered appearance. The soft bluish-purple blossoms are packed with petals and look almost like miniature roses, making it a beautiful choice for borders, foundations, and cutting gardens. Native to hybrid parentage with strong genetics, this lilac was bred for cold hardiness and disease resistance, making it ideal for Southeastern Wisconsin’s climate. It thrives in USDA zones 2–8, which means it handles our long winters with...
BALSAM FIR
The most superb Balsam Fir you can find, and our #1 selling tree, comes directly from Hanuer’s Tree Farms in Shawano, “Growers of Wisconsin State Champion Balsam Fir”. The authentic balsam aroma makes this one of most fragrant of Christmas trees. Sturdy branches with...
FRASER FIR
With its vibrant color, medium size trunk, and firmer branches for hanging those heavier ornaments, the Fraser Fir has become a popular choice amongst Christmas tree varieties. This year Heritage Hill Nursery will be carrying both Promotional 10-12’ as well as Premium...
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...