The perfect Holiday plant for Thanksgiving and Christmas are Amaryllis and Paperwhite Narcissus! These holiday bulbs make great gifts for friends and family to enjoy.

Try your hand at planting these bulbs indoors in pots NOW so that you will have them in bloom for Christmas, New Year’s or Valentines. Use the “BLOOM CALENDAR” BELOW and start planting for the holidays!

Stop by PAYNE’S NORTH today! Many colors to choose from! Hurry in, these will be going fast! Last year we ran out early.

Come and see the different colors and varieties for this Holiday Season.

Bring home the warmth of the season with Payne’s Nursery’s beautiful poinsettias! Our greenhouses are bursting with vibrant red, white, and autumn-hued varieties, each one grown with care to brighten your home and holiday gatherings.

From classic deep reds that symbolize tradition to crisp winter whites that add an elegant touch, Payne’s poinsettias capture the timeless beauty of the holidays. You’ll also find unique autumn shades—rich golds, oranges, and marbled blends—that transition perfectly from fall into Christmas décor.

Whether you’re decorating your home, gifting friends, or adding festive flair to your business, Payne’s Nursery has the perfect poinsettia for you. Celebrate a truly traditional holiday this year with nature’s most cheerful bloom—grown locally, fresh, and full of color!

DO BLUE SPRUCE & DWARF CONIFERS MAKE GREAT GREENS FOR YOUR EMPTY POTS ON YOUR PATIOS FOR THE WINTER!

Another GREAT Question!

In this week’s archived show from previous years, the Garden Guru, this past week, mentioned that the weather has finally changed and we should be getting our gardens ready and cleaned up for the winter!

Lynn said that it’s time to go in the yard and remove the plants from your outdoor pots and shake the soil off of the roots. Then, go to your favorite nursery, which of course is Payne’s Nursery, and buy some little Dwarf Conifers, young Blue Spruce or Austrian Pine! He said to take these trees and repot them into the pots that were on your patio so that you have something to look at throughout the winter. There are two choices on how and where to plant these little trees? Listen to Lynn’s tip to find out?

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CLICK HERE to listen to the GARDEN GURU’s archived show.

HAPPY GARDENING!

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SAVE 20% OFF ALL products at Payne’s Organic Soil Yard through NOV 12!

Stop by and see Sam and ask him what is the best product for your current needs. 

Buy in bulk! We’ll deliver for a small fee or bring your truck and we’ll load it for you!

Payne’s Organic Soil Yard
6037 Agua Fria
505-424-0336

In November, your garden tasks may vary based on your region’s climate and plant needs. Here are five general gardening activities for this month:

• Prepare for Frost and Cold: Monitor weather forecasts for potential frost and freezing conditions. Take precautions to protect sensitive plants by covering them with frost cloths or bringing potted plants indoors.

• Fall Clean-Up: Remove dead annuals and spent vegetable plants. Rake leaves, clear debris, and add them to your compost pile. This helps prevent diseases and pests from overwintering in the garden.

• Planting Bulbs and Perennials: November can still be an ideal time to plant spring-blooming bulbs like tulips, daffodils, and crocuses. Also, consider planting cool-season perennials, shrubs, or trees suited for your climate.

• Soil Care and Mulching: Mulch around plants to insulate the soil and retain moisture. Consider adding organic matter or compost to your garden beds to enrich the soil for the next growing season.

• Maintain and Prune: Continue to prune deciduous trees and shrubs once they become dormant. Pruning helps shape the plants and encourages healthy growth. Also, inspect plants for signs of disease or pests and take appropriate measures if necessary.