Seed Potatoes have arrived and Job’s has a fun selection of varieties to play with in your potato growing endeavors.

You may see this sign has been taken down. Fear not, Job’s is not going anywhere. We giving the sign some love and it will be back soon. We are looking forward to our 86th springwith you all!

Botanical Interests seeds have arrived! We now have a spinner rack of herb and vegetable seed and a separate rack for flower seeds. What we like about Botanical Interests Seeds is that they have great instructions and information on each seed pack like; spacing, days to harvest, when to plant based on frost dates and […]

Our 2025 Hard Neck Garlic has arrived. Great for planting this month. Click to learn more about the varieties we offer and tips on growing garlic.

October marks the end of the irrigation water season, and we wanted to share when several local irrigation districts are concluding their irrigation water season, as well as some tips for your landscape to withstand winter better. Irrigation DistrictsBenton Irrigation District, October 13thBadger Mountain Irrigation District, October 17thColumbia Irrigation District October 6th-10th?City of Pasco Irrigation […]

In the last several years Japanese Beetle has been detected and spreading in our local area. The Washington State Department of Agriculture has been working on educating the public, trapping and eradicating this pest. Like last year, they are offering free treatments in the identified areas like the above picture of Pasco and Kennewick as […]

Gift cards are a great way to help that landscape visionary with their landscape projects because trees and shrubs don’t really fit under the tree. However, gift cards may not present well for most, either, so we came up with a few things that would pair well with a Job’s Nursery Gift Card so your […]

October is a great time to plant garlic; click here to learn more about our selection of garlic, planting information, and harvesting.

October is the end of the year’s irrigation season. Here are the shut off dates for many of the local irrigation districts. Also, how to prepare your yard for it.

Japanese Beetles have been found Pasco this year between the Columbia River and I-182. Japanese Beetle is highly destructive to gardens, landscapes, and, most importantly, local agriculture; that is why the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) is trying to control and eradicate it from Yakima, Benton, and Franklin counties. They provide treatments with consent […]