Refresh your Santa Fe garden with healthy plants, colorful blooms, and expert guidance from Payne’s Nursery. Whether you’re filling garden beds, adding seasonal color, or updating your landscape, you’ll find everything you need to keep your outdoor space thriving all summer.

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It may be the middle of summer, but fall starts now at Payne’s Nursery! Our fall mums are already growing strong in July, carefully nurtured so they’ll be full, healthy, and bursting with color when cooler weather arrives in Santa Fe.

By starting early, our mums develop sturdy roots and lush blooms that will brighten your landscape throughout the fall season. These classic favorites are perfect for garden beds, patios, porches, and entryways, bringing rich autumn color to every space.

Stop by Payne’s Nursery to see our growing selection of fall mums and watch them develop into the beautiful plants that make autumn in Santa Fe so colorful. 

When fall arrives, you’ll be ready with the season’s favorite flower.

SALE ON ALL ANNUALS

Choose from:
potato vines
california poppy
cosmos
portulaca
nastrustiums
coleus
canna lily
begonia
lantana
morning glory
bachelors button
pink and black petunias
snapdragon and more!

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PERENNIALS IN STOCK! MORE TO CHOOSE FROM EVERY WEEK!

BLACK-EYED SUSAN

SALVIA GREGII

DIANTHUS

ECHINACEA

PRIMROSE SUN DROPS

MEXICAN FEATHER GRASS

DOUBLE CORNFLOWER

JOIN THE GREEN TEAM!

PAYNE’S NORTH:

Tropical Greenhouse Associates – Assisting with watering, care of houseplants, up-potting services and great customer service. Hours are flexible – and part-time.

Friendly faces wanted—download the application HERE and drop it off at Payne’s North on 304 Camino Alire.

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PAYNE’S ORGANIC SOIL YARD:

Soil Yard Equipment Operator: operates machinery to transport and distribute soil and mulch as well as loading customers’ trucks

and more. 

Dump Truck Driver: transports materials to and from various sites, loading and unloading goods safely and efficiently. Clean NM Driver’s License (non CDL) is required. 

Apply at the POSY Office 6037 Agua Fria Street near San Felipe Road

1. Lavender
You may know lavender by its scent, but that’s only one of this herb’s endearing qualities. Lavender plantis easy to grow, it thrives in heat and well-draining soil, requires little in the way of pest control, fertilizer, and, once established, is water-wise. Its scent is soothing, which is why its essential oil is a prized ingredient in many aromatherapy products, such as lotions and candles. And you can even cook with lavender flowers. Varieties Include: Varieties Include: English Lavender, Hidcote, Grosso, and more. 

2. Lantana
A showy, heat and drought tolerant shrub with large, bright colors of flower clusters. The tidy, mounded, trailing habit works well for borders, containers, or mass plantings. Produces virtually no seeds, saving energy for a constant show of blooms. Thrives in average, well-drained soils. Water deeply, regularly in first growing season. Once established in the landscape, reduce frequency; water potted plants when soil surface becomes dry.

3. Salvia
Salvia is a must have for New Mexico Landscapes. They are drought tolerant, hardy, attractive to pollinators and beautiful too. Varieties Include: May Night, Autumn Sage, and more.

4. Rosemary
Rosemary, a robust and fragrant herb, is often used to enhance the flavor of grilled meats and vegetables. Its woody stems can serve as skewers, imparting a subtle, aromatic taste to dishes as they cook over an open flame. This versatile herb not only adds a gourmet touch to barbecue recipes but also infuses them with a delightful, piney aroma that elevates the overall dining experience.

5. Marigolds
Marigolds thrive in sunlight and warm temperatures because their vibrant blooms require ample light for photosynthesis and energy. The heat enhances their growth, ensuring they remain healthy and produce abundant, colorful flowers.

Copyright Mark Parisi