Gardening tips for southeast Wisconsin by Heritage Hill Nursery
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October Gardening Tips for Southeastern Wisconsin
October brings a crisp change to Southeastern Wisconsin—cool nights, brilliant foliage, and the promise of the first hard frost by month’s end (typically late October in Zone 5). This transitional period is perfect for wrapping up summer chores, tucking in tender...
September Gardening Tips for Southeastern Wisconsin
As summer’s heat gives way to cooler nights and the first hints of autumn, September in Southeastern Wisconsin is a pivotal month in the garden. You’re juggling the final harvest of warm-season crops with planting and prepping for fall and even spring blooms next...
Early Spring – Planting Lilacs ~ More Tips!
Lilacs are hardy, easy to grow, and low maintenance. They can grow from 5 to 15 feet tall, depending on the variety. The fragrant flowers are good for cutting and attractive to butterflies. Planting Grow lilacs in fertile, humus-rich, well-drained, neutral to alkaline...
August Gardening Tips for Southeastern Wisconsin
August in Southeastern Wisconsin brings hot, humid days and warm nights—perfect for lush growth, but also demanding extra care in the garden. As the peak of summer shifts toward early fall, your beds and borders need attention to stay healthy, productive, and...
July Gardening Tips for Southeast Wisconsin
As July’s high temperatures and humidity settle in, your Southeast Wisconsin garden needs a little extra care to stay lush and productive. From keeping soil moisture consistent to staying ahead of pests and diseases, a few strategic tasks each week will help your...
June Gardening Tips for Southeast Wisconsin
As the heat of early summer settles in across Southeast Wisconsin, your garden is entering one of its most rewarding—and demanding—phases. June brings long days of sunshine, making it the perfect time to establish strong roots, manage emerging growth, and keep pests...
May Gardening Tips for Southeast Wisconsin🌼
Plant, Protect, and Prepare for a Successful Season May is a pivotal month for gardeners in Southeast Wisconsin. With the soil warming and the last frost dates typically passing between May 10 and 20 , it's the ideal time to dive into planting, maintenance, and...