We are NOW open on SUNDAYS through the Holidays.
HOURS: Mon-Sat 9-5 & Sundays 10-4 Thru December 22!
Stop by either store and start decorating for the Holidays!

Payne’s has the Best
Selection of Holiday Décor

• Poinsettias
• Top-grade, Fresh Cut
Plantation-grown Trees
• Live Trees to plant
after Christmas
• Wreaths, Garlands,
Holly, Greens & Boughs
• Unique Ornaments & Lights

We sell out fast so call or come in today.

We carry only the best Fresh Cut, Live Trees and “Permanent” Trees*
*AKA “artificial”, and they are going fast!

Our top-quality fresh cut and live trees have arrived and they are selling quickly! Stop by either location and get yours today!

The live trees (in containers) come in several varieties, ready to plant after Christmas. Planting instructionsare available.

Payne’s greenhouses are bursting with poinsettias perfect for decorating as well as gift giving. We have a terrific crop that’s selling quickly, so hurry in for the best selection of vibrant colors and various sizes. Gift plant wrapping is available for just:

• $1.00 per pot up to 8” pots
• $2.50 per pot for 8” to 10” pots
• $3.75 per pot for pots larger than 10”

Click here for more details on Payne’s poinsettias, including why to buy locally (from us, of course!), how to care for your poinsettia and fun facts about this beautiful plant.

Picking out the perfect gift? What about a gift that not only lasts a long time but also brings a smile! Payne’s has beautiful indoor plants that are sure to warm the hearts of your friends and family!

From Cyclamen, Christmas Cactus to Amaryllis and Paperwhite Narcissus... these flowering plants will bring color to your Holidays!

Come in and pick up a copy of oursuggestions for christmas gift plants,
a description of our fresh cut and live trees,
poinsettias and more.

Click here to download our HOLIDAY BROCHURE filled with holiday decorating information!

The common name of the poinsettia (pronounced poyn-SET-ee-ah), comes the last name of Joel Poinsett, the first U.S. ambassador to México, who brought the first poinsettias to the U.S. in 1825. Native to Mexico, the plant's botanical name is Euphorbia pulcherrima, which means "most beautiful euphorbia."

Did you know colored parts of the plant are not the flowers, they are "bracts" which are modified leaves. The flowers are in the center of the bracts. Here are some other interesting and important things to know about poinsettias:

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