YOUR HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS.
Payne’s has some of the FRESHEST and MOST EXTENSIVE Selection of Holiday Décor of any Santa Fe Nursery!
PAYNE’S NURSERIES HAVE THE PERFECT HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE GARDENERS IN YOUR LIFE!
Choose from holiday decorations, trees, wreaths, a variety of flowering plants, poinsettias, Christmas Cactus, and More!
PLUS… a variety of pottery, gardening tools, gift cards and more!
OPEN SUNDAYS through DECEMBER 22!
BOTH retail locations will be OPEN on SUNDAYS from 10 am to 4 pm.
AND REGULAR HOURS – MONDAY through SATURDAY 9 am to 5 pm
GIVE THE GIFT OF GREEN!
PAYNE’S GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE for any denomination available at the North and South stores only!
THINGS I CHERISH DURING THE HOLIDAYS!
Growing up in Northern New Mexico, I have a very different picture of the holidays. For us, it was about family get-togethers making empanadas and tamales. We also put up farolitos (called luminarias further South), attending midnight mass, and heading out Christmas morning (traditionally called ‘Mis Crismes’) to the neighbor’s houses collecting ribbon candy, nuts and oranges. I did not care for the candy, but I loved the nuts and oranges. Some of the neighbor’s would hand us just roasted Pinon to put in our pockets to keep our hands warm.
At my home, we decorate with special keepsakes. The plastic ornament given to me by my grandfather when I was a child, the Panda Bear ornaments given to me by my mother for my first home; the Santa Claus I made in 4-H and my husband’s Elf on a Shelf ‘Fraser’, that he has had over 40 years. The Nativity Set, I inherited from my Mother-in-Law.
After seeing the damaging rain storms and fires in our country, especially those most recently, I say FAMILY is still the most important part of the holidays. Sadly, many do not even have a home in which to celebrate or will be celebrating without a loved one. I am fortunate to still have family and my job family. We may not all be together, but we will still celebrate.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
POINSETTIAS … what are they and where did they come from?
ANOTHER GREAT QUESTION!
In this week’s archived radio show, the Garden Guru gives the history of the Poinsettia…and explains the basic parts of a Poinsettia!
Payne’s grows their own Poinsettias and there are many different colors and shapes of poinsettias! Shades of pinks, and reds and maroons and multi-colors that will suit anybody’s decor! Listen to Lynn’s tip and find out what else Payne’s has in store for you for the Holidays!
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE GARDEN GURU’S ARCHIVED RADIO SHOW ON THIS TOPIC.
HAPPY GARDENING!
Payne’s is pleased to offer White Fir Christmas trees for this holiday season! These are classic trees are freshly harvested, and have a woodsy scent. With soft, silvery-blue needles and strong branches, they’re perfect for holding ornaments of all shapes and sizes.
Their pyramid shape and lush, layered branches give them a full, festive appearance, making them a beautiful centerpiece for your holiday decor.
Payne’s recommends purchasing your CUT TREE now and putting it in the garage or outside in the shade in a bucket of water and keep it watered until you are ready to bring it indoors and decorate!
Before you place your cut tree in your stand, make a fresh cut at the base so that the tree can absorb water.
Nothing brings the feel of Christmas to a home more than FRESH mountain greenery! This year, Payne’s has Douglas Fir and Frasier Fir wreaths and garland!
HURRY IN! These FRESH greens are very popular and will go quickly!
Come by BOTH locations and choose from our selection of beautiful hand-made wreaths, greenery and trees today!
Our top-quality live trees have arrived and they are selling quickly!
Stop by either location and get yours today! We have Austrian Pine, Blue Spruce, and Alberta Spruce (in containers). For now, go out and dig a hole and back fill it with the excavated soil (so no one will fall in) before the ground freezes so you can easily re-dig the hole and plant your live tree after Christmas.
PLEASE NOTE: once your live tree is inside … please don’t keep it indoors more than 5 to 7 days maximum.
Planting instructions are available.
SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS AT THE SOUTH STORE ONLY!
Stop by today and see the wonderful items
in the store that are 50 to 75% OFF!
Choose from “life-like” or “artificial” trees and wreaths, a variety of colorful ornaments, and much more!
Drop by either Payne’s location and check out the stunning variety of colors and plant species that now grace our collection.
From vibrant greens to exotic blooms, there’s something for every plant enthusiast. Here are ten notable additions to our inventory:
We are almost as old as dirt!
Payne’s Organic Soil Yard has a variety of soil, mulch, compost, Duramulch, and more. Stop by and see Sam and ask him what is the best product for your current needs.
Buy in bulk! We’ll deliver for a small fee or bring your truck and we’ll load it for you!
Payne’s Organic Soil Yard
6037 Agua Fria
505-424-0336
PHOTO OF THE WEEK!
COLORFUL VARIETY OF POINSETTIAS!
Payne’s Has 23 Different Varieties This Year!
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by The Old Farmer’s Almanac
Here’s THIS MONTHS ZODIAC SIGN PROFILE AND HOW IT CAN HELP YOU GARDEN:
SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 23 – DECEMBER 21 )
Sagittarius ends the fall. The seasons are about to shift again, so the expectation of change is part of your personality. With Jupiter (the largest planet in the solar system) as your ruling planet, you are partial to plants that grow bigger: Azaleas, rhododendrons, and rosemary fill the bill here. Giant sunflowers as well as beans and peas that climb tantalize your soul. You are fond of action and the outdoors; plants that spread out and seem wild and free excite you. Look for lily-of-the-valley or patches of mint in your garden. Quick and easy meals such as salmon and salad grace your dinner table, and popcorn is your regular snack.
