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Read the latest articles from the experts at Stockdale’s and the Tennessee Farmers Cooperative.

Simple Pond Care Tips for a Healthier Summer Pond

Posted on Monday Jun 01, 2026 at 01:49PM in Lawn and Garden


White water lily and leaves in a pond with green grass

Summer is the perfect time to enjoy your pond, but warmer temperatures can quickly lead to algae growth, cloudy water, and poor water quality if left untreated. A few simple maintenance steps can help keep your pond looking clean and healthy all season long.

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DIY Spring Garden Project: How to Prepare Soil and Plant Your First Vegetables

Posted on Monday Apr 06, 2026 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


Prepping for gardening season

Stop by your local Stockdale’s to find everything you need for your DIY spring garden project and start planting today! Starting a DIY spring garden is easier than you think. With a few basic gardening tools and easy-to-grow vegetable seeds, you can prepare your soil, plant your garden, and set yourself up for a successful growing season. This simple backyard garden project is perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike.

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Build a Stronger Lawn with Lawn Care Essentials at Stockdale’s

Posted on Monday Mar 09, 2026 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


A well maintained back yard

As spring settles in, lawns begin to wake up from winter dormancy. Early-season fertilizing, soil balancing, and weed prevention all play a critical role in setting the tone for healthy growth throughout the months ahead.

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Refresh Your Outdoor Space with Outdoor Living Essentials at Stockdale’s

Posted on Monday Mar 02, 2026 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


Woodstock Chime

As the days grow a little longer and the air begins to warm, early March is the perfect time to step outside and refresh your outdoor spaces. Small updates to your porch, patio, or yard can instantly create a welcoming atmosphere for the season ahead.

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Get Ready for the Season with Spring Prep Essentials at Stockdale’s

Posted on Monday Feb 23, 2026 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


planting seedlings in peat pots

As winter begins to fade, early spring preparation helps set the stage for a successful growing season. Taking care of soil, monitoring weather conditions, and starting seeds indoors are simple steps that can make a big difference once planting season arrives.

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How to Seed Your Yard for the Fall

Posted on Monday Sep 22, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


Fallen leaves lie on the grass

Seeding your lawn in the fall is one of the best ways to encourage thick, healthy grass for the next growing season.

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5 Key Items to Help with Fall Chores

Posted on Monday Sep 08, 2025 at 07:38PM in Lawn and Garden


Fall yard clean up

It’s time to get your home, yard, and projects ready for the season, and that means stocking up on the tools and supplies that make the work easier. At Stockdale’s, we’ve got great deals to help you tackle everything from outdoor chores to shop cleanups.

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Get Outdoors This Season

Posted on Monday May 26, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


A mother and daughter in the garden

It’s that time of year to get out of the house and enjoy nature. Research shows that being outside and experiencing the great outdoors can improve our mental health and increase our ability to focus. If you have a busy schedule and lack time to go very far, just getting outside in your own backyard can have positive health effects on your well-being. Take time out to freshen up around your yard and plant some flowers, stack some stone, or just enjoy the breeze.

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Control Burrowing Animals for a Beautiful Lawn

Posted on Monday May 12, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


A mole coming out of the ground.

It’s a wonderful time of year to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather. But if you see patches of dead grass, raised ridges, or small volcano-shaped heaps of earth in your yard, it may be a sign that you have a visiting mole or armadillo. While these pesky animals serve a valuable function by offering deep aeration of soil as they feed on grubs, insects, and worms, they can be annoying to homeowners seeking a beautiful lawn.

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Time to Get Growing

Posted on Monday Apr 28, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


A raised garden bed with a rake laying on top of it.

Spring is a wonderful season to prepare your garden or lawn to perform at its best. After a long winter, it’s time to green up the areas around your home and start thinking about providing the soil and plants with what they need to spring right back into being productive and lush once again.

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Feed the Hummingbird Migration

Posted on Monday Mar 31, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


A humming bird at a feeder.

As spring settles in, it's time to welcome back one of the farm’s most fascinating visitors — the ruby-throated hummingbird! These tiny travelers begin migrating through Tennessee and its surrounding states in late March, with their numbers peaking in early-to-mid-April. By setting up food sources early, you can help them refuel for their long journey.

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Spring and Summer Planting Guide: What to Plant and When

Posted on Monday Mar 17, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


A farmer tending to his onion crops.

As temperatures rise and the days get longer, it’s the perfect time to dig into your garden. From cool-season crops to heat-loving summer vegetables, planting at the right time ensures a thriving garden.

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Spring Chores Checklist for the Farm and Home

Posted on Monday Mar 10, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


A wheelbarrow full of dirt in a garden.

As the days grow longer and the temperatures begin to warm, it's time to tackle those essential spring chores on the farm and around the home. A little preparation now can set you up for a successful season, whether you're tending to crops, livestock, or simply sprucing up your property. Use this checklist to ensure you're ready for the busy months ahead!

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Spring Into Gardening: Tips to Prepare for the Growing Season

Posted on Monday Feb 24, 2025 at 06:00AM in Lawn and Garden


Someone planting a vegetable garden.

With winter fading and warmer days ahead, it’s time to prepare the garden for a new season of growth. Whether growing vegetables, flowers, or landscaping plants, early spring preparation sets the stage for a lush and productive garden. Taking a few key steps now will ensure strong, healthy plants all season long. Here’s how to get started!

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Winter Bird Feeding Tips

Posted on Monday Jan 06, 2025 at 05:59PM in Lawn and Garden


A cardinal on a bird feeder in the winter.

As winter settles in and natural food sources diminish, it’s the perfect time to lend a helping hand to our feathered friends. Offering a steady supply of nutritious feed ensures birds have the resources they need to thrive during these challenging months.

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