WE ARE STOCKED WITH HARD GOODS SUCH AS HOSES, RAKES, PRUNING TOOLS, SPRINKLERS, POTS, A VARIETY OF SOIL, AND MORE!

We are stocked with an extensive range of hard goods to meet all your gardening needs. Our selection includes durable hoses, sturdy rakes, sprinklers, and high-quality pruning tools and more, ensuring you have the right equipment for every task. We also offer a diverse assortment of seeds and pots to help you start and nurture your plants. To ensure optimal growth, we provide a variety of soil types tailored to different plants and gardening conditions. 

Whatever your gardening project, we have the supplies you need to succeed!

PAYNE’S NORTH HAS A LARGE VARIETY OF TREES, SHRUBS, AND VINES!

STOP BY TODAY!

Exciting news—our nursery has just received a large shipment of trees, shrubs, and vines! This fresh new stock includes a beautiful variety of healthy, vigorous plants ready to bring life and color to your landscape. 

Whether you’re looking to create shade with a new tree, add structure with shrubs, or soften fences and trellises with climbing vines, we’ve got something for every garden project. 

Now’s a great time to stop by and see what’s new!

SPRING WEED, PEST, AND DISEASE CONTROL!

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Here are a couple of ideas for you to do that will help you with your weeds/pests this SPRING!
 
If you have broad-leaved weeds in your lawn already, and if hand weeding seems too onerous to you, apply herbicides to them (but do so on a day relatively free from wind). Payne’s carries different products – both conventional and organic – that will kill weeds in your lawn, stop by and ask our gardening experts what would be best for your lawn. Before they have a chance to flower or set and distribute their seeds, dig up invading clumps of dandelions (get those roots!).
 
Regarding newly planted trees, to prevent first-year, trunk sun-
scald on exposed sites, paint the trunks with a dilute solution of 1 part water-based interior white latex paint (cheapest grade works just fine!) mixed with 5 to 10 parts water or use tree wrap. If you use tree wrap, please remove it early next Spring or as soon as the tree leafs out, because the tree wrap may provide a protected space for insects to hide. Tree wrap is available at both stores.

Be on the alert for aphids sucking the juices of your tender young plant-shoots and buds, and for cutworms, which look like little, hairless caterpillars and curl around tender young plant-stems at ground level, chewing through them like tiny buzz saws. Our gardening professionals will assist you in the best pest control for your needs.
Moths and birds, too, can be a nuisance this time of year, as any gardener knows: they often eat newly sown seeds, and some species will nip young shoots of vegetable transplants and certain annuals.
 
 
PAYNE’S TIP: Here’s a tip that may help deter the birds. Attach several strips of reflective tape – also known as “scare tape” to stakes near your plants — or hang some OLD CDs (that you don’t need) from some string. The reflection sometimes will scare the birds away. You can purchase this tape at both Payne’s locations.

ASK THE GARDEN GURU!

ASK THE GARDEN GURU!

WHY ARE GROWING HEIRLOOM TOMATOES AND CHILE/PEPPERS MORE POPULAR THAN EVER?

ANOTHER GREAT QUESTION!

In this week’s archived show from previous years, the Garden Guru mentioned that the Spring a few years back was a very interesting one – especially with the odd, wintery, snowy weather. Now that the weather was finally cooperating… it was time to really get planting – especially tomatoes and chile! 

Payne’s grows so many varieties of tomatoes, including open-pollinated tomatoes and heirloom. From beefsteak size to the little cherry tomatoes –there are so many different sizes and shapes, plenty to choose from. Also, Payne’s has many varieties of chiles as well… listen to Lynn’s tip on what varieties Payne’s Nursery has in stock.

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

HAPPY GARDENING!

PAYNE’S PHOTO OF THE WEEK!

PHOTO OF THE WEEK!

CONGRATULATIONS MONICA A.
WE HAVE CHOSEN YOUR PHOTO OF THE FIRST BLOOM OF THE SEASON!

BEAUTIFUL POPPIES FROM PAYNE’S!

 

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ZODIAC SIGNS AND GARDENING? HERE’S THIS CYCLES PROFILE.

by The Old Farmer’s Almanac

Here’s THIS MONTHS ZODIAC SIGN PROFILE AND HOW IT CAN HELP YOU GARDEN:


GEMINI (MAY 21 to JUNE 21)
Gemini finishes the spring, but the sense that a change of seasons is near keeps you light and airy. Plants that mimic your style, such as dill, calendula, caraway, and parsley, are easy for you to grow and make your heart dance. Wild carrots and dandelions—whose airborne seeds swirl and twirl in the wind—bring joy and contentment. You find yellow flowers particularly captivating, and dashes of this color can be found liberally in your yard. Salads grace your evening meals (the quickness of “wash and eat” is indescribably tantalizing). Toss some calendula blossoms right in the bowl for an added dash of pizzazz and panache.