PERFECT COLORS INCLUDE CINNAMON & WHITE POINSETTIAS.
Thanksgiving is the perfect time to add a little color and holiday cheer to your home — AND it’s only 2 weeks away! Stop by Payne’s Nursery and discover our beautiful selection of poinsettias, including gorgeous cinnamon and classic white varieties, along with traditional holiday favorites.
Looking for the perfect host or hostess gift? Our greenhouses are filled with wonderful gift plants that make thoughtful, living gifts for friends, family, and Thanksgiving hosts. They’re a lovely way to say thank you and bring a little beauty to someone’s home.
Whether you’re dressing up your own holiday table, adding a festive touch to your entryway, or bringing a special gift to Thanksgiving dinner, we’ve got just the plants to make the season brighter.
We have many different colors and varieties for this Holiday Season.
Bring home the warmth of the season with Payne’s Nursery’s beautiful poinsettias! Our greenhouses are bursting with vibrant red, white, and autumn-hued varieties, each one grown with care to brighten your home and holiday gatherings.
From classic deep reds that symbolize tradition to crisp winter whites that add an elegant touch, Payne’s poinsettias capture the timeless beauty of the holidays. You’ll also find unique autumn shades—rich golds, oranges, and marbled blends—that transition perfectly from fall into Christmas décor.
Whether you’re decorating your home, gifting friends, or adding festive flair to your business, Payne’s Nursery has the perfect poinsettia for you. Celebrate a truly traditional holiday this year with nature’s most cheerful bloom—grown locally, fresh, and full of color!
It’s bulb-planting time at Payne’s North! Amaryllis and Paperwhites are back, bringing beautiful blooms, festive color, and a touch of fragrance to your holiday season. They’re wonderful to grow at home and make especially thoughtful gifts for friends, family, and holiday hosts.
Get them planted indoors now and enjoy a succession of blooms for Christmas, New Year’s, or even Valentine’s Day! With a little planning, you can have gorgeous flowers brightening your home all winter long.
Check out our HOLIDAY BLOOM CALENDAR below to help time your planting just right. Stop by Payne’s North and pick your favorites! Amaryllis come in a variety of beautiful colors, and Paperwhites are always a holiday favorite. Don’t wait too long—last year we sold out early, and these seasonal bulbs won’t last forever!
CLICK HERE to download your Holiday Bloom Calendar.
Use the Payne’s Amaryllis & Paperwhite planting calendar below as your guide to getting those holiday blooms right on schedule!
ARE FRESH HERBS A GREAT IDEA FOR GARDENING INSIDE DURING THE COLDER MONTHS?
Another GREAT Question!
In this week’s archived show from previous years, the Garden Guru said gardeners should never stop gardening – especially during these colder months. So why not grow your own herbs.
Lynn said that growing herbs indoors is easy! Stop by Payne’s Nurseries and ask to see our herb selection. Payne’s has a variety of herbs — the common ones, being Basil, Chives, Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme … we’ve all heard that one before! There’s lots of recipes that call for a garnish of fresh Chives or fresh Parsley and they’re simple to grow in a sunny window! Listen to Lynn’s tip to find out how to make your herb garden a success!
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CLICK HERE to listen to the GARDEN GURU’s archived show.
Stop by Payne’s Nursery and check out our wonderful selection of herbs and cool-season edibles! From flavorful herbs to fresh spinach, kale, and lettuce starters, we’ve got plenty of choices to get your garden growing and bring fresh-picked goodness right to your kitchen.
Whether you’re planting a few pots on the patio, filling a garden bed, or starting your own little kitchen garden, now is a great time to get growing.
Come browse the selection and discover just how easy and rewarding it can be to grow your own fresh ingredients!
Are you working from home these days? I am. On good days, I’m thrilled with how much I get done. I’ve honed my multitasking abilities by writing and attending zoom meetings while slow cooking dinner or vacuuming my bedroom with my robot vacuum cleaner. Another perk? My dogs are my personal assistants.
On bad days, I feel sort of lonely. My co-workers are postage-stamp size heads on my computer screen. Everyone has to talk one at a time, so the spontaneous push and pull of brainstorming meetings gets diluted. And I realize that not much actually gets done when your dogs are your personal assistants. They just want snacks and walks.
So I’ve surrounded myself with plants to make an inspirational working area. Living in Florida, I can move my home office outdoors to my screened porch when weather permits. I’ve been writing on my laptop at my dining room table with a little tabletop shrine of plants to keep me company. My leafy coworkers are two fiddle leaf figs (Little Fiddle) which seem to love the shaded area on the porch and have been thriving there happily. They aren’t always so easy to raise, so it’s cool to see we’ve found a place they really like. And to add a little color and texture, I’ve clustered a small collection of Rex begonias on the table. Staring into the swirling colorful leaves gives me inspiration. Here’s another perk; studies show that plants improve your productivity.
Here are a couple other nice options for home work spaces.
Snake plant: These plants offer a vertical presence for small desk spaces.
Dracaena: I love the mass of thin, strappy leaves of ‘Anita’ as an ideal for a desk mate. These plants rarely drop leaves, so your work area will stay neat and clean.
Succulents: Succulent plants make a wonderful addition to a home office, adding a touch of natural beauty while requiring minimal maintenance due to their resilience and ability to thrive in indoor settings.
Flowering Kalanchoes: Choose from orange, red, pink and yellow! These adorable colorful plants require occasional watering and bright light.
PAYNE’S HAS MANY OF THE RECOMMENDED PLANTS ABOVE! STOP BY AND GET YOUR HOME OFFICE PLANTS TODAY!
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Here’s THIS MONTHS ZODIAC SIGN PROFILE AND HOW IT CAN HELP YOU GARDEN:
SCORPIO (OCTOBER 24 – NOVEMBER 23) Scorpio deepens the fall. Always having a plan, you make sure that successive plantings of snap peas or lettuce grace your gardens. You are the strongest member of the zodiac and thus are attracted to vigorous plants such as Swiss chard, which regrows when cut. Tomatoes appeal to you for the color red, and eggplants for their affinity with purple. Being sexy and passionate, you are captivated by exotic lilies, with their deep, nectar-coated throats. You like a challenge, so sushi and Thai foods are often on the menu in your kitchen.
