A Zone 5/6 Seed Starting Schedule can start as early as January with lettuce & other greens. March & April are …
Gardening Tips
The Magical Mouse Box
The Magical Mouse Box is a simple solution we have been using for years to help control the mice population around our …
Dealing with fall leaves – Making Leaf Mold
Dealing with Fall Leaves in your yard and garden can be a challenge. But this simple method will let you use those …
Freezing Green Beans
Freezing Green Beans is the quickest and easiest way to preserve your garden harvest and still retain a taste and …
Cold Frame Construction – Winter Gardening Series #6
Cold Frame Construction can be as simple or complicated as you would like. Here at Stoney Acres, we have three …
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Cross Pollination Myths in the Vegetable Garden
There are several myths surrounding cross pollination in the vegetable garden. This post will help clear up those …
Using Tomato Cages in Your Garden
Using Tomato Cages is the lazy man's way of supporting your growing tomatoes. But it is important to do something to …
The Difference between Male and Female Blossoms
Learn how to tell the difference between male and female blossoms on your cucurbit plants in your veggie …
Simple Cucumber Trellis for only $15
Building a simple cucumber trellis for your garden will help the production of your cucumber plants. This plan …
Canning Pickled Beets
Canning Pickled Beets is a bit messy but fairly easy to do. And because of the vinegar in the recipe, it only …
Seedlings you should start in June for a fall harvest
I know in June it's hard to even imagine cool fall temperatures. But there are seedlings you should start in June for a …
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Building a Grape Arbor in Your Backyard Garden
Building a Grape Arbor is a DIY project you can tackle yourself. Plan on some work, this grape arbor will take …
