🌸May 2025 Gardening Tips and Sales
Fragrant Blooms & Cozy Scents — Spring Starts Here!
May is the perfect time to refresh your landscape, and Heritage Hill Nursery is excited to help you enhance your outdoor spaces with two special offers. Whether you’re looking to add a peaceful focal point to your garden or a hardworking native plant for groundcover, we have you covered.​
45% Off
All Fountains and Fountainettes
There’s nothing quite like the soothing sound of trickling water to bring tranquility to your garden or patio. Our curated collection of fountains and fountainettes offers something for every style—from classic tiered designs to naturalistic stone looks.​
25% Off
Aronia ‘Ground Hug’ Shrubs
For gardeners seeking a native groundcover that offers beauty and resilience, Aronia ‘Ground Hug’ is an outstanding choice. This low-growing variety of chokeberry provides four-season interest and requires very little maintenance once established.​
Monthly Tips!
Plant Warm-Season Vegetables and Annuals
Before transplanting seedlings started indoors, harden them off by gradually exposing them to outdoor conditions over a week. This process minimizes transplant shock and enhances their chances of thriving.​
Feed Your Plants
The burst of spring growth can quickly deplete soil nutrients.
Applying fertilizer just before a rainstorm can help the nutrients seep into the soil more effectively.​
Divide Overcrowded Perennials
Spring is an excellent time to divide perennials like hostas, daylilies, and ornamental grasses.
- Encourages healthier, more vigorous plants
- Helps control the size of mature clumps
- Provides free plants to expand your garden or share with others​
Prepare for Common Pests
As the weather warms, insect pests such as aphids, slugs, and beetles begin to appear. Early preventative measures are important to keep damage minimal without resorting to heavy chemical use.​
Not sure how to proceed or have questions?
Not sure how to proceed or have questions? Stop by Heritage Hill Nursery Inc., and one of our representatives will be able to assist you.
In The Spotlight
Every week we showcase new plants! Take a peek here at some of our most recent additions to the spotlight!
Tree Peony Care Guide: Growing Paeonia suffruticosa in Wisconsin (Zone 5b)
Common NameTree PeonyBotanical NamePaeonia x suffruticosa FamilyPaeoniaceaePlant TypeDeciduous shrubHardiness Zone4-8 (thrives in Zone 5b)Mature Size3-5 ft tall, 3-4 ft wideSun ExposureFull sun to part shadeSoil PreferenceMedium moisture, fertile, well-drainingBloom...
Spice Island Koreanspice Viburnum Care Guide: Growing in Wisconsin (Zone 5b)
Common NameSpice Island Koreanspice ViburnumBotanical NameViburnum carlesii 'J.N. Select A'Plant TypeDeciduous shrubHardiness Zone4-8 (thrives in Zone 5b)Mature Size4-5 ft tall, 5-6 ft wideSun ExposureFull sun (6+ hours)Soil PreferenceWell-drained, fertileBloom...
Contender Peach Care Guide: Growing Contender Peach in Wisconsin (Zone 5b)
Common NameContender PeachBotanical NamePrunus persica 'Contender'Plant TypeDeciduous fruit treeHardiness Zone4b-8b (thrives in Zone 5b)Mature Size10 ft tall, 10 ft wideSun ExposureFull sun (6+ hours)Soil PreferenceEvenly moist, well-drainedBloom TimeEarly springBloom...