SAVE 20% OFF all indoor plants for the entire month of January!
If you haven’t stopped by for our Annual January Green Sale … you should. Payne’s can help you make your own indoor paradise with bright, colorful houseplants such as bougainvillea, cactus and orange trees. Plus, indoor plants are good for you!
Our 2015 Seeds are now in stock! Hurry in for the best selection!
It’s time to start thinking about seeds. We now have our 2015 seed racks stocked and ready – with plenty of varieties to choose from. Brands like: Lake Valley Organics, Peppers of the World, Heirloom Tomato, Botanical Interests and more! If you’re not sure about which variety to choose, our gardening experts will help you decide.
Here’s a great product to help with melting ice that is functional & environmentally friendly as well. Listen to the Garden Guru’s tip of the week below to learn more! Please do not use on pavement or cement that is less than 2 years old.
Benefits:
• Environmentally friendly for soil, grass & shrubs
• Cost effective
• No oily residue
• Lower application rates
Features:
• Specially formulated to not harm vegetation
• Economical performer
• 2 sizes available:
50 lb. bag $14.99 & 20 lb. bag $8.99
There’s a little over a week to bring your trees to the recycle bins at either Payne’s location. Remember, your trees will be chipped into mulch for use at city parks and schools.
The large brown dumpsters will remain in front of both the Payne’s stores until the end of January.
The dumpster at 715 St. Michael’s Drive is available 24 hours daily and the dumpster at 304 Camino Alire is available from 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday.
For large quantities or truck loads of trees please call the City of Santa Fe Solid Waste Division at 955.2205.
Payne’s Garden Centers carries only premium quality, environmentally friendly products! For your pellet stove, Payne’s carries Tiny T’Embers wood pellets that are made in Albuquerque from recycled, clean, urban wood waste — perfect for pellet stove owners. The ice melt that Payne’s carries is very safe to use and doesn’t hurt vegetation but has some restrictions on using it on pavement or cement. Listen in and see what advice Lynn has for you about these products.
Tune in every Friday on KHFM Radio (95.5 FM) between 4 and 5 pm you’ll hear Lynn Payne’s tip of the week. The “Garden Guru” himself provides information on different topics including gardening tips, fun facts about plants, how to plant and prepare your garden for each season and special announcements.
