Exciting news for gardeners and fruit lovers! Our garden center has just received a fresh stock of fruit trees, and we can’t wait to share them with you.

From apples to pears, peaches to plums, we have a wide variety of fruit trees available that will suit any taste preference. Our trees are healthy, vibrant, and ready to bear fruit. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting out, we have the perfect tree for your needs. We only stock those fruit tree varieties that produce fruit in our climate – USDA hardiness Zone 4.

Fruit trees are not only beautiful and ornamental, but they also offer many health benefits. They’re rich in vitamins and antioxidants, and can provide a sustainable source of fresh, organic produce right from your backyard.
At Payne’s Nurseries, we take pride in offering high-quality fruit trees that are sourced from trusted suppliers. We also offer expert advice on planting, care, and maintenance, so you can be confident in your purchase and ensure your trees thrive for years to come.

Stop by either location today and take home a beautiful fruit tree that will provide you with delicious and healthy fruit for years to come!

CLICK HERE for a a list of our current fruit trees IN STOCK NOW!

Payne’s sells ONLY the biggest, highest quality bulbs to make sure you get the largest, longest-lasting, most brilliantly colored blooms for Summer!
Onion and garlic sets, Dahlias, Lilies, Freesia, Gladiolas, Crocosmia, Potato sets, and more! 

WE ALSO have fruit packages such as Kiwi and Fig at the NORTH location AND we have pre-packaged Raspberries, Blackberries and Grapes at BOTH locations.

Stop by either store and choose from our great selection!

TJ’s TIP: We have bone meal, bulb food, and super phosphate IN STOCK NOW! Please follow the instructions on the packaging for best performance!

SPRING has SPRUNG … BUT the weather isn’t prime yet for feeding, pruning & using dormant oil on your plants.We’ll let you know! Possibly next week?

By National Gardening Association Editors Eliminating weeds and getting the soil ready for your flowers and vegetables are important first steps in preparing a new garden. Time spent in preparation reduces the time you’ll have to spend maintaining and weeding your garden over the course of the growing season and increases the chances of success.  Tools and Materials – CHECK WITH PAYNE’S FOR THESE MATERIALS! String and wooden stakesSpadeHerbicide (*optional*)Hoe or mattockSteel garden rakeSoil testing sample kitSoil amendments, as requiredGarden fork or rototiller Choose the Spot for Your New Garden Vegetable gardens and most flowerbeds require at least 6 hours of full sun each day. Choose a level spot — either natural or terraced — that has well-drained soil. Thick grass or vigorous weed growth usually indicate soil drainage and nutrient levels that will support healthy garden plants. Mark the boundaries. Outline the new garden plot with string and stakes, a hose, or a line of powdered limestone. Eliminate the competition for Your Garden Remove existing lawn by slicing under the sod with a spade and cutting it into manageable pieces. Add the pieces to your compost or use it to patch bare spots elsewhere. Kill weeds by use of an herbicide, pull them by hand, or chop them with a hoe or mattock and rake them up, or use a commercial weed barrier. If time permits, you can smother grass and weeds with old carpeting or black plastic anchored to the ground. For best results, leave the covering in place for several weeks of hot weather. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE. STOP BY PAYNE’S NURSERY for our gardening experts’ advice on which soil amendments, nutrients and other fertilizers to use in your garden! We know New Mexico Soil!