WHITE PINE

WHITE PINE

WHITE PINE – The best WHITE PINE you can find, has been received directly from Hanuer’s Tree Farms, €œGrowers of Wisconsin State Champion White Pine € to Heritage Hill Nursery, for our customers to enjoy.

Excellent needle retention, soft bright green needles, and straight trunks makes this tree truly exquisite. Lighter in weight than its competition, daintier ornaments complement the whimsical branches. Customers with high ceilings that might be looking for a taller tree, will appreciate the economic value as well. However, taller trees are in demand these days and will not sit long on our lot. So, after Black Friday shopping, bring the family to Heritage Hill Nursery and we will help you find the perfect one.

BALSAM FIR

BALSAM FIR

BALSAM FIR – The most superb Balsam FIR you can find, and our #1 selling tree, has been received directly from Hanuer’s Tree Farms, €œGrowers of Wisconsin State Champion Balsam Fir € to Heritage Hill Nursery, for our customers to take pleasure in.

The authentic balsam aroma makes this one of the most fragrant of Christmas trees. Sturdy branches with natural ends have increasingly become the ornament-lover’s tree. Lighter in weight with sensible small to medium-sized trunks, given adequate care, if purchased at Heritage Hill Nursery, after Thanksgiving, the Balsam Fir should easily last through Christmas, but hurry as these trees tend to be the first to disappear.

Mums

Mums

What can we say? Mums are the ultimate fall early winter plant. They love direct sunlight; they flourish in all sorts of colors, and they add an attractiveness that just says welcome to autumn.

They are an extremely low maintenance plant that come in colors ranging from orange to red to yellow to violet to white. They are so loaded with flowers that you can’t help but adore them. Many homes and businesses can’t wait to decorate with this natural beauty. When you drive around the town or stop at a local store, most of the time you’ll see mums everywhere in any color. Mums mixed with some pumpkins or gourds are just the right thing to bring in the season. Make sure they get at least 6 hours of full sun and enjoy these traditional delights.

Stop into Heritage Hill Nursery for your fall/autumn decorations of mums today.

White Pillar Rose of Sharon

White Pillar Rose of Sharon

The White Pillar Rose of Sharon is a sister plant to the popular Purple Pillar, the plant that changed how you think about rose of Sharon. It naturally grows as a narrow column and takes just a fraction of the space that the conventional roses of Sharon do.

This variety shows off a pure white, semi-double bloom, making it just an elegant choice for planting in any style landscaping project that you may have that is blended with nearly any type of architecture. This very unusual, space-saving habit unlocks so many new design possibilities that you can plant it alongside your front entrance, use it as a privacy screen, as a centerpiece to a formal container or even as a dramatic specimen.

It’s very easy to enjoy this summer-blooming favorite now that it is available at better garden centers in the spring. Stop down to Heritage Hill Nursery in Cedarburg for yours today.

Southern Comfort Heuchera

Southern Comfort Heuchera

These Coral Bells, as they sometimes are called, are bred to stand up to heat and humidity and form a beautiful cinnamon-peach leaves up to 9 inches wide that change color from season to season. They change from cinnamon-peach to burnished copper and finally to a deep amber in the fall.

In late summer they bloom a small off-white flower on stems up to 22 € past the leafy foliage. They are a spectacular addition to beds, borders, rock gardens or wood borders and is ideal for ground cover, edging or even in containers. Once established they are attractive to butterflies but often ignored by deer. They’re great when planted in groups and should be divided in the spring every 3 to 4 years.

Stop in at Heritage Hill Nursery, Inc. Today and start beautifying your garden or edging project today.

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