What’s the difference? Coming out of Mama’s over-sized kettle, they all smelled and tasted fantastic. Making jams, jellies, preserves and marmalade was an all day event that culminated that evening with a hot batch of homemade biscuits to test the … Continued
Paperwhite narcissus bulbs are an age-old Southern Christmas tradition. Beautifully dished in a shallow layer of pea gravel, Paperwhites rapidly form roots and begin to produce gorgeous white, fragrant flowers within 2-3 weeks. Despite the beauty, one common problem that … Continued
The university of Georgia has published lots of great work on weed control. Click the link below to read how they recommend Prodiamine to help control Poa Annua: Poa Annua
When you take a look at the Crabgrass Germination Map below, you realize how early Spring really comes in the world of weeds. Depending on weather and where you live, crabgrass could begin germinating as early as January. At Stone … Continued
We are excited to announce our new “Chicken Roost” at Stone Brothers. We’ve been peddling quality chicken merchandise since 1914, and now with so many folks in Durham raising chicks, we have expanded our offerings. Come on down to the … Continued
When it comes to storing a piece of power equipment, folks are always asking us what is the proper way to do so. Over the years, there have been a lot of changes in the industry. The primary change is … Continued
We found a great article from our friends at the University of Tennessee on how MSMA helps to eliminate dallisgrass. Read and enjoy. And if you need MSMA to get rid of your dallisgrass, crabgrass, sandburrs and other tough weeds, … Continued
Thanks to the University of Florida for this information: Contrary to its name, Confederate jasmine is not native to the Southeast, nor is it a true jasmine. It is actually native to China and is known scientifically as Trachelospermum jasminoides. In … Continued
Thanks to the NC Cooperative Extension for this information: Blossom-end rot is a fruit disorder that causes the blossom end of a tomato fruit to rot. The rot is dark brown in color and has a tough, leathery feel. It … Continued
Nothing says “summertime” like a nice, fresh tomato. Whether you slice ’em on a sandwich, chunk them into a salad or cook them into a fresh, homemade pasta sauce, you just can’t beat a home grown tomato. Stone Brothers & … Continued
Stone Brothers & Byrd is happy to accept official Purchase Orders from accredited municipalities, schools and other government agencies. You may fax your PO to 919-682-1404 or email to fuller@stonebrothers.com If you have any questions, please contact Fuller at 919-564-6569
When the going got tough for the Continental troops back in the Winter of ’76, General George Washington knew exactly how to muster courage and bravery in his men. Washingtons’ own Molasses Beer was the lubrication that kept the American … Continued