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Delicious Tailgating Ideas and Must-Have Gear from Stockdale’s

Posted on Tuesday Oct 01, 2024 at 02:41PM in Lawn and Garden


An assortment of tailgating foods spread out on a table. There are buffalo wings, chips and dips, pretzels, pigs in a blanket, and more.

 

Tailgating is all about good company, delicious food, and bringing the comforts of your kitchen right to the parking lot! Whether you’re getting ready to cheer for your team or simply enjoying a sunny afternoon, Stockdale’s has all the tools and tips you need to take your tailgating to the next level.

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Welcome Fall with Your Mum

Posted on Monday Sep 23, 2024 at 02:06PM in Lawn and Garden


Yellow, orange, and red chrysanthemums.

Chrysanthemums are a fall staple. They pair perfectly with rocking chairs on the front porch, pumpkin decorations, and cool nights on the farm. As fall rolls around next week, use mums as a reliable source of color when the remaining summer flowers begin to fade.

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Feeding the Average Horse

Posted on Monday Aug 26, 2024 at 07:29PM in Lawn and Garden


Feeding the Average Horse

Most articles and tips for feeding horses focus on the more complicated cases: metabolic horses, hard keepers, broodmares, high performance horses, etc. What about the average horse?

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Preserving Garden Goodies

Posted on Monday Aug 19, 2024 at 12:28PM in Lawn and Garden


Various canned goods lined up next to each other. Various vegetables are in the cans.

After all the trouble of cultivating, planting, and maintaining your garden, now comes the best part — enjoying the fruits (and vegetables) of your labor. But if you don’t harvest and preserve your garden goodies correctly, all that work will go to waste.

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10 Tips for Rainy Day Camping

Posted on Monday Aug 12, 2024 at 12:15PM in Lawn and Garden


A person pitching a tent in the rain.

Although weather conditions have been brutally hot and dry over the past few months, recent rain showers in different parts of the state have begun to cool temperatures down and replenish the land.

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Brush Control

Posted on Monday Jul 22, 2024 at 01:39PM in Lawn and Garden


Up close shot of a bush surrounded by trees.


Each farmstead across our great state has, somewhere on it, unwanted briars and/or brambles of small brush, perhaps in a pasture field or a fencerow. So, the dilemma becomes when is the optimum time to spray to control it. Interestingly, the optimum time is mid-July.

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Fescue Lawns in July

Posted on Monday Jul 15, 2024 at 11:19AM in Lawn and Garden


Caring for Your Fescue Lawn


July is a tough month for fescue lawns in our area due to the typical hot, dry conditions. Here are a few tips to keep your lawn healthy in the summer heat.

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Watering Tips for Gardens

Posted on Monday Jul 08, 2024 at 12:38PM in Lawn and Garden



Sunny days and sweltering heat can be rough on your garden. After all, your plants get thirsty just like you do! When the weather is dry, though, you may need to adjust your watering techniques to give your garden the nutrients it needs to thrive. 

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Grilling Summer Vegetables

Posted on Monday Jul 01, 2024 at 04:13PM in Lawn and Garden


Grilling Summer Vegetables

With so many options on what to cook, grill, and serve, your opportunity for a delicious summer meal is right around the corner! Whether you’re looking for a tasty side dish or an appetizing combo for kebobs, vegetables are the perfect choice to complete an epic summer cookout. 

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Chickens, Bees & Gardens

Posted on Monday Jun 24, 2024 at 03:30PM in Lawn and Garden


Chickens, Bees & Gardens

There are lots of mutually beneficial relationships in nature, but we often do not take advantage of them. One harmonious circle that you may consider, though, is that of gardens, chickens, and bees. This threesome can be utilized on large operations or backyard hobby farms — don’t be scared to start small and upscale as you get more comfortable managing each aspect.

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Quick Tips to Update Your Patio

Posted on Wednesday Jun 12, 2024 at 12:36PM in Lawn and Garden


Quick Tips to Update Your Patio

Does your patio need a fresh look this summer? The time for grilling and outdoor parties is here, so now is the best time to get started on those outdoor home projects.

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Plant a Pet Safe Garden

Posted on Monday Jun 03, 2024 at 01:10PM in Lawn and Garden


Plant a pet safe garden.

If you share your yard with pets, you’ll want to make sure the space is safe. After all, dogs love playing fetch in the grass and sniffing around the landscaping, while cats enjoy napping in the sun and watching the birds.

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Grilling 101: What Temperature is the Best?

Posted on Wednesday May 29, 2024 at 01:27PM in Lawn and Garden


Burger patties cooking on a lit grill.


Grilling season is here! Just as you would adjust the temperature of the oven when cooking different foods, you should also do the same when grilling. Using the right temperature is essential for food safety, but it will also make all the difference in retaining the moisture and flavor of your meat.

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10 Best Peppers to Grow in Tennessee

Posted on Monday May 20, 2024 at 05:07PM in Lawn and Garden



Peppers are heat-loving vegetables that make a great, low-maintenance addition to any garden. With so many varieties to choose from, how do you know which ones are best?

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Herbs in the Shade

Posted on Monday May 13, 2024 at 05:34PM in Lawn and Garden



For many, spring means it’s time to get your hands dirty. However, depending on where you live and how many acres are available, finding an area that has sufficient sunlight for a garden may be a challenge.

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