March 29th, 2011
Have a question?
Don’t hesitate to email, call, or come in.
Phone: 225-272-6412
Email: Naylorsbr@gmail.com
or
Hours:
Monday- Saturday: 8am -5pm
Sunday: 12pm-5pm
We are located at:
14441 Old Hammond Hwy.
Baton Rouge, LA 70816
Naylor's True Value Hardware & Garden Center has served as Baton Rouge's gardening specialists for nearly 60 years. Not only does Naylor's supply a complete line of hardware, our knowledgeable staff will also make your gardening experience successful by providing the best product or plant for your specific need. From vegetable gardening to hummingbird and butterfly gardening, from plumbing to electrical turn to the experts at Naylor's for all your needs.
March 29th, 2011
Don’t hesitate to email, call, or come in.
Phone: 225-272-6412
Email: Naylorsbr@gmail.com
or
Monday- Saturday: 8am -5pm
Sunday: 12pm-5pm
14441 Old Hammond Hwy.
Baton Rouge, LA 70816
January 11th, 2012
Azaleas have arrived and there are a lot of them. We will carry azaleas in one and three gallon containers. The varieties we will carry for this year are:
Amagasa
Amelia Rose
Arabesk
Congo(3 gal. only)
Dorothy Hayden
Fashion
Pink Formosa
George Tabor
G.G. Gerbing
Hallie(3 gal. only)
Kor. Shikibu(3 gal. only)
Pink Ruffles
Sunglow
Hardy Gardenia
Judge Soloman
Mid. Flare
Pink Camellia
C. Cheer
Red Formosa
V. Rosy Red
Red Ruffles
Wakabisu (3 gal. only)
Watchet(3 gal. only)
December 27th, 2011
We have received a shipment of seed potatoes. We will have three different varieties this year: Yukon Gold, White Kennebec, and Red Pontiac. Come in now as the Yukon Gold and the White Kennebec varieties go quick.
December 9th, 2011
Naylor’s will be hosting our 1st Annual pet day on Sunday, December 18 from 2pm-4pm. We have partnered with Spay Baton Rouge for a day of pets and fun. Fideaux and Fluffy are welcome to come in to take a picture with Santa. Each family will get a FREE 4×6 picture. Check the Advocate Friday the 16th for an AWESOME deal! 40% off any one item (maximum value $60.00) to be redeemed on Sunday 18th.
December 8th, 2011
We have just received our shipment of onion plants. We will carry 5 varieties Texas Supersweet, Southern Belle (Red), Red Creole, and Yellow Granex (Vidalia). Each plant comes in a bundle of 50-60 plants so come in today because onion plants go quick.
November 29th, 2011
Open House
Come by on December 1st from 4-8 for 20% off all items with the exception of red starred items. From 6-8pm bring the kids and even the dog because we will have free pictures with Santa with a canned food donation.
Christmas Trees
Christmas Trees have arrived. This year we will be selling Douglas, Fraser, and Noble firs. We carry the trees here, at the store on Old Hammond at Millerville, or visit the tree lot at 9404 Florida Blvd. across from Monterrey.
Poinsettias
Poinsettias require even moisture to maintain their leaves. Watch out for water in the saucer or being trapped in the foil wrap. This excess moisture can rot the roots.
Cold Weather
We have gotten cooler this week. Take care of your temperature sensitive plants by covering them. Make sure when covering plants that the plant has a heat source because plants do not generate heat. The heat source could be the ground or a light source. So make those plants happy and keep them warm.
October 27th, 2011
We have received a second shipment of plants. The variety is “Camino Real.” The plants come in bundles of 25 at 5.99 each.
October 8th, 2011
If it’s slightly damaged, heavily damaged, too big, too little, too weird, wrong color, wrong price or just been here too long, it’s on sale! Come by on October 29th to get some great deals.
September 26th, 2011
Q: When is the best time to plant cilantro. I haven’t been very successful. I planted it this past summer – it turned yellow and quickly went to seeding.
Thanks
A:Cilantro is best planted in the fall as it doesn’t like our summer heat. Plant it in a well drained bed with full sun. Around May June prune heavily and freeze for use in summer salsas. Plants and Seed are available now.
September 22nd, 2011
September 21st, 2011
Don’t miss the Plant Clinic coming up on September 24th. It’s a great time to bring your sick plants for a diagnosis. Have a soil sample that needs to be deciphered or sent off for analysis. Bring it on!!