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PAYNE’S IS HIRING!

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JOIN THE GREEN TEAM!

Cashiers – We’re looking for friendly, reliable cashiers to help greet customers, run the register, and keep the checkout area running smoothly. Perfect for someone who enjoys plants, people, and a lively garden center environment.

Nursery Yard and Greenhouse Associates – Assisting with the day-to-day plant care activities including watering and planting.

Fill out the application and bring it in to Payne’s Nursery North at 304 Camino Alire.

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ASK THE GARDEN GURU!

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WANT TO PLANT A TREE? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES!

or this weeks archived show from previous years, the Garden Guru discussed planting trees and knowing what type of tree to plant before you get started. Tree types include shade, ornamental or fruit trees. 

Lynn said it really depends on what you are looking for and what your needs are. Payne’s has many varieties of trees to choose from. 

The Guru continued to explain which trees are the best drought tolerant trees for Northern New Mexico. Listen to the Garden Guru for some tree planting advice. Stop by and ask the tree experts! 

Listen to Lynn’s tip on how to prepare the perfect soil for planting vegetables!

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE GARDEN GURU’S ARCHIVED RADIO SHOW ON THIS TOPIC.

HAPPY GARDENING!

GET READY TO GARDEN!

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In general, spring planting typically begins once the ground has thawed and is no longer frozen. This is usually after the last frost date in our area — which according to the GARDEN GURU is May 10th!

BUT … that doesn’t mean you can’t start to prepare for your garden!

STOP BY TODAY FOR A VARIETY OF HARD GOODS!

GIFT CARDS FOR ANY OCCASION! SUCH AS MOTHER’S OR FATHER’S DAY AVAILABLE FOR ANY DENOMINATION!
STOP BY PAYNE’S NORTH AND GIVE THE GIFT OF GREEN!

WHAT IS GOOD SOIL?

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Good soil is essential for gardening in Northern New Mexico because it helps manage water in a dry, high-desert climate. 

Healthy soil holds moisture long enough for plants to use it, while still draining well to prevent root problems. Without this balance, plants can either dry out too quickly or struggle in compacted, waterlogged ground.

It also plays a major role in making nutrients available. Many native soils in the region are alkaline and low in organic matter, which can limit how well plants absorb what they need to grow. Improving soil with compost and organic material supports stronger root systems, healthier growth, and better yields.

Finally, good soil helps plants withstand the region’s challenging conditions, including intense sun, wind, and temperature swings. It supports beneficial microbes, reduces plant stress, and cuts down on the need for constant watering and fertilizing. In this environment, investing in soil quality is one of the most effective ways to ensure a successful garden.

Stop by Payne’s North this weekend for our SpringFiesta! and see our full collection of soil and soil amendments!

CLICK HERE for more information.

STOP BY POSY for BULK RICH SOIL!

IN STOCK NOW!

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BLACK GOLD POTTING SOIL

  • Ideal for all container-grown flowers, herbs and vegetables
  • Enriched with earthworm castings, perlite, pumice and organic fertilizer
  • OMRI listed organic
  • Several sizes are available
  • Packaging may vary
  • Listed by the organic materials review institute for the production of organic food and fiber
  • Rich, loamy mix is one of the best for all gardening applications
  • Perlite and pumice are added to ensure optimum pore and air space for sturdy growth
  • Use in hanging baskets, patio containers, herb gardens, vegetable plantings, and anywhere you would like to use an organic soil
  • Regionally formulated, western region only, packaging may vary

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND:

PEAT MOSS PLUS
and EARTHWORM CASTINGS BLEND

If you have any questions on which soil is best for your gardening needs, ask one of our Payne’s Gardening Experts at any of our locations!