Elevate your garden’s charm and character with our exquisite collection of Concrete Statuary, now available at a delightful 25% off. Add a touch of elegance with a statuesque accent. Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your garden into a sanctuary of art and nature.
Sale ends April 30, 2024
Pocahontas Lilac 25% Off
Bring the enchanting fragrance and stunning purple blooms of the Pocahontas Lilac into your garden this season, now at an enticing 25% off. Celebrated for its vibrant, early-spring flowers and exceptional cold hardiness, the Pocahontas Lilac is a standout addition that promises to awaken your garden with its deep, magenta hues and sweet scent. Ideal for creating a colorful hedge or a captivating focal point, this lilac variety not only beautifies your outdoor space but also attracts pollinators, adding life and movement to your garden. Embrace the allure of the Pocahontas Lilac and enjoy the sensory retreat it offers at a remarkable value.
Sale ends April 30, 2024
Why Shop with Us?
At Heritage Hill Nursery, we’re more than just a garden center. We share your passion for outdoor living at its finest. Whether you’re interested in sprucing up your lawn, adding some color to your garden, or planning a complete landscape makeover, our team of experts is here to guide you every step of the way.
So why wait? Visit us today at:
Heritage Hill Nursery, Inc. 10801 Pleasant Valley Road Cedarburg, WI 53012 Phone: 262-305-4045
Hours: Weather / Staffing permitted. Call for today’s hours.
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As the cool November breeze sweeps across your garden, the season beckons for a transition. It’s time to prepare your green sanctuary for the impending winter, ensuring a vibrant renaissance come spring.
Perennials
Collecting Seeds
November is prime time for seed enthusiasts. Gather seeds from perennials like coneflowers and black-eyed Susans, ensuring a bounty for the next season.
Drying and Storing Seeds
Once collected, allow your seeds to dry thoroughly before storing them in labeled envelopes, setting the stage for an organized spring planting.
Anticipating Spring Growth
Savor the anticipation of spring as you safeguard the essence of your garden. Seed saving is a rewarding step towards self-sufficiency, promising a colorful bloom with the first signs of spring.
Shrubs
Winter Covering Essentials
Shield your newly planted woody shrubs with breathable coverings like straw or leaves to ward off the winter chill, ensuring their survival through the frost.
Types of Coverings
Explore various covering options—straw, leaves, loose soil, or mulch, each offering a different level of protection, ensuring your shrubs remain robust, ready to flaunt their foliage post-winter.
Post-Winter Spectacle
The effort invested now will pay off as your garden bursts into a spectacle of colors and foliage, showcasing the resilience and beauty of nature.
Trees
Wrapping Young Trees
Winter burn is a menace to young trees. Wrapping them deflects harsh sunlight and protects them from critters, ensuring they thrive through the cold months.
Long-Term Investment
Trees are a testament to the garden’s legacy. Ensuring their survival during juvenile years is pivotal for a mature, healthy garden in the future.
Damage Check and Prevention
Regular checks for girdling and other damages are crucial. Prevention now will ensure a legacy of green, standing tall in your garden for years to come.
Lawn and Equipment
Transitioning Focus
With your lawn prepped, it’s time to show some love to your gardening tools. November is ideal for cleaning and maintenance, promising a smooth transition into spring.
Prepping for Spring
Scrape off dried grass, sharpen those blades, and ensure your equipment is in top-notch condition. Your future self will thank you as spring gardening becomes a breeze with well-maintained tools.
As you wrap your garden in a warm winter blanket, you’re not just bidding adieu to the lush greenery of summer. You’re setting the stage for a glorious garden renaissance. As winter’s white mantle gives way, your garden will burst into a vibrant palette, echoing the meticulous care and preparation invested during November.
We Can Help!
As you embark on this November garden journey, remember, you’re not alone. The transition to winter can bring about a host of questions and perhaps some uncertainties. At Heritage Hill, we share your passion for nurturing gardens and are here to assist. Should you have any questions or need advice on winter garden prep, don’t hesitate to reach out. Call Heritage Hill, and let’s ensure your garden not only survives the winter but thrives into a magnificent spring spectacle. Your lush, vibrant garden come spring will be a testament to your November efforts.
As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, the soft glow of candlelight brings a warmth and charm to your home like no other. This November and December, we at Heritage Hill Nursery are excited to announce a special offer that will brighten your holiday season. Enjoy a delightful 40% off on our exquisite range of Candle Warmers, Candle Melts, and Candles!
A Glow to Cherish: 40% Off Candle Warmers, Candle Melts & Candles
Embrace the cozy ambiance with our variety of candle warmers and candle melts. Whether you prefer the classic elegance of traditional candles or the enduring glow of a candle warmer, our collection is sure to enchant. The gentle flicker of the flame and the soothing scents from our candle melts will create a serene and homely atmosphere, perfect for the holiday gatherings.
Light Up Every Corner
The offer extends across our diverse range of products. Discover a selection of scents and designs to match your holiday decor or to gift your loved ones. Our candle range is a perfect way to express the joy and peace of the season.
Visit Us Today
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to bring a soft glow to your home. Visit us at Heritage Hill Nursery, Inc., 10801 Pleasant Valley Road, Cedarburg, WI 53012, or call us at 262-305-4045 to know more about our special offer. Our doors are open to help you find the perfect lighting ambiance to celebrate the holiday season. Sign up for our special offers and get monthly reminders about our coupons and discounts. We look forward to illuminating your holidays!
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Autumn is a season of change and new beginnings, and what better way to embrace it than by refreshing your garden or home décor? At Heritage Hill Nursery, we’re excited to roll out our special offers for October that you won’t want to miss!
Artificial Flowers at 50% Off: Add Year-Round Beauty
Looking for a low-maintenance way to brighten up your spaces? Our collection of artificial flowers offers the perfect solution. This month, we’re cutting the prices in half! Whether you’re decking out your home or office, these realistic blooms will add a touch of elegance without the hassle of upkeep.
Inventory Reduction Sale: 50% Off Select Perennials, Shrubs & Trees
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to enrich your garden, this is it! Our Inventory Reduction Sale offers an unbeatable 50% off on select perennials, shrubs, and trees. Don’t miss this chance to pick up some beautiful additions that will thrive in Wisconsin’s climate, all at half the cost.
Why Shop with Us?
At Heritage Hill Nursery, we’re more than just a garden center. We share your passion for outdoor living at its finest. Whether you’re interested in sprucing up your lawn, adding some color to your garden, or planning a complete landscape makeover, our team of experts is here to guide you every step of the way.
So why wait? Visit us today at:
Heritage Hill Nursery, Inc. 10801 Pleasant Valley Road Cedarburg, WI 53012 Phone: 262-305-4045
Hours: Weather / Staffing permitted. Call for today’s hours.
Sign up for our special offers to get monthly reminders about our coupons and discounts. We look forward to seeing you soon!
October is a pivotal month for gardeners, offering the perfect window to prepare your perennials, shrubs, trees, and lawn for the upcoming winter season. In this edition of our monthly Garden Tips blog, we’re diving into the must-do tasks for each of these four garden elements.
Caring for Perennials
October is your last call for planting perennials before winter sets in. These plants need adequate time to establish their root systems, so it’s best to get them into the ground early in the month. If you’ve been meaning to divide and replant your peonies, wait until the first frost has killed off the tops. Here’s how to go about it:
Dig Carefully: Excavate around the plant, ensuring you don’t damage the underground roots.
Divide: Cut the clump into smaller pieces, each containing at least 3-5 eyes.
Soil Preparation: Enrich the top 12 inches of soil with compost.
Replant: Set the divisions back into the ground, keeping the eyes 1-2 inches below the soil surface.
Shrub Maintenance
Fallen leaves are a gardener’s treasure. Spread them around your shrub and perennial beds for an extra layer of winter protection and a natural source of nutrients as they decompose. However, diseased leaves should be discarded or buried to prevent infecting new growth in the spring. For potted shrubs, consider moving them to an unheated garage or an enclosed porch for the winter.
Tree Planting and Transplanting
October’s cooler temperatures make it an excellent time for planting or transplanting trees. Aim for a time when the tree has shed its leaves and entered dormancy. If you’re dealing with large or special trees, it’s wise to consult a professional who can handle the task with the proper equipment and expertise.
Lawn Care Tips
Your lawn is far from dormant, even if it appears that way. In fact, the grass is busy developing a more robust root system. Capitalize on this by:
Leaf Mulching: Use your lawn mower’s mulch setting to shred fallen leaves and enrich your lawn.
Late Fertilization: A late-season fertilizer application will help your lawn store the energy it needs for the winter months ahead.
By following these October garden care tips, you’ll be well on your way to ensuring a vibrant and healthy garden come springtime.
