Job's Nursery LLC

10/10/2026

The weather is great for pumpkin picking today!
Located at just north of Pasco at 4072 Columbia River Road.

Pumpkin Patch hours 9-4:45 Tuesday thru Saturday and 11-3:45 on Sundays.

No entry fee, pay for what you pick. 45 cents per pound for pumpkins found in the patch. Baby pumpkins are 1.00 each. For more info go jobsnursery.com.

Join us for some fall fun!

10/07/2026

Harley wants to let everyone know Job’s Nursery LLC does offer delivery to the Tricities area. Prices are by load size and distance from the nursery.

10/06/2026

In this newsletter, we are sharing irrigation shutoff dates, pumpkin patch info, and fall specials!
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Email from Job's Nursery Alex shares the dirt on plants sales, pumpkin patch and irrigation shut off dates, as well as tips to prepare for the end of irrigation season!     Happy October! Happy Octobe

10/06/2026

Seed Garlic has arrived!

We have Music, Krandasger Red, Purple Glazer, German Red, and Elephant!

Planting Tips:
Where to Plant: For best results, plant in a sunny location and enrich your soil with G&B Harvest Supreme. Garlic helps ward off beetles and other damaging insects in gardens, helping with insect control.

How to Plant: Separate the cloves from the garlic seed and plant the pointed end up in a 4-inch-deep hole. Space the cloves at least 6 inches apart with 12 inches between rows, allowing the tall, solid, flowering stalk and broad, flat leaves and bulbs room to grow.

Harvest Time: When the leaves turn brown, carefully lift mature garlic from the ground and let it dry. Lay them in a dry, sunny space for 7-10 days to allow the skin to dry.

Storage Time: Generally three months before processing by canning or covering with oil.

10/06/2026

2026 Irrigation Shut-Off Dates

Badger Mountain Irrigation District Oct 16th
Benton Irrigation District, October 16th
City of Pasco Oct 12th
City of Richland Oct 19th
Columbia Irrigation District Oct 12ish (not listed on their website or Facebook)
East Columbia Irrigation District, October 23rd
Franklin Irrigation District Oct 19th;
Kennewick Irrigation District Oct 12th
South Columbia Irrigation District Oct 21st

Before the water goes off
-Ensure everything in the yard gets a good drink; nothing is dry or wilting.
-Deep soak evergreens, and then make a recurring phone/calendar reminder to check the evergreens once a month through March.
-Make a fix list to repair before spring if sprinklers or valves are leaking, broken, or haven’t worked correctly.

After the irrigation water is off
-Clean your filters. That way, they are good to go in spring.
-Get your sprinkler lines blown out
-Disconnect your hoses from outdoor faucets
-Drain garden hoses when not in use
-Clean your sprinkler screens; inspect the sprinklers for wear and tear, like springs, nozzles, or threads; repair if needed
-Put your irrigation timer either in standby mode or off, depending on model or brand recommendations for winter storage. There is no need to have your valves turned on and off all winter.
-Consider upgrading your irrigation timer if it’s hard to program for modern smart controllers that use phone apps for programming vs. the mystery dial.

10/05/2026

The maintenance crew is making sure the scale is in good working order for this week’s pumpkin picking adventures!

10/03/2026

It’s a beautiful day to pick pumpkins!

10/01/2026

It Pumpkin Patch Time at Job’s!

Come out and enjoy the fall vibes at Job’s Nursery. Pick your perfect pumpkin from the store area or brave the patch and harvest your perfect pumpkin from the vine! 45 cents per pound, no entry fee, and debit/credit cards welcome. Come out and enjoy our patch.

Open Tuesday through Saturday 9-5 and Sundays 11-4 for October. Last call for going out to the patch is 15 minutes before closing.

09/22/2026

09/20/2026

After hour shoppers…