Hans Wiesner of Wiesner Bros. Nursery Inc. is Staten Island's only registered Landscape Architect practicing on the island. Landscape Architects help you achieve the best use of your land, while creating the look that you desire. The following project is a mass renovation of a Todt Hill area home on Staten Island. The customer [...]
Happy Halloween from Wiesner Bros. Nursery. We take pride in our wide selection of pumpkins, gords, hay bales, cornstalks and complimentary flowers and plants to give your front lawn or porch that distinctive Halloween look. Wiesner Bros offers a beautiful, fresh array of all the things you need to accentuate the exterior of your home. [...]
Fall is finally here. With the change of seasons, comes fall colors and carved pumpkins. As the leaves change, your garden work isn’t over yet. Autumn planting, leaf raking, and the fall and Halloween Decor is just beginning. Wiesner Bros Nursery Inc. has everything you need to prepare your home for the fall; whether you [...]
Ornamental Cabbage and Kale (Brassica oleracea) are beautiful, and edible, plants that add colorful foliage and light hues to your winter garden. Although these plants are edible, most gardeners grow these decorative vegetables for the dark green leaves and contrasting whites and deep purple hues. Ornamental Cabbage and Kale can be grown in [...]
Pansies (Viola Wittrockiana) are large, colorful flowers that come in a huge variety of colors, and are perfect for accenting or bordering a garden, or simply growing them in containers or window boxes. These fall blooming flowers, which return in the spring, have “faces,” or a central splash of a different color that makes [...]
Blooming purple Mums or Chrysanthemums available at Wiesner Bros. Nursery Inc. Chrysanthemums (Dendranthema grandiflorum) are a colorful and vibrant perennial flower, originally hailing from Asia. Chrysanthemums are championed in a fall garden for their variety. Chrysanthemums, also known as mums, are available in a vast array of flower types and colors, offering a [...]
