Hydrangeas provide interest to any garden with their large, lush, colorful blooms from late spring through fall. They also add color and texture to the garden with their rich, bold foliage. Many gardeners like to enjoy their hydrangeas year-round in arrangements. This is easy to do! First, cut the flowers when they are slightly past [Read More...]
Garden Guy
How to Cut & Dry Hydrangeas
May 21, 2013
How to Get Your Weedy Lawn Back Under Control
May 21, 2013
Turn your back for a second, and it’s astonishing how fast weeds can gain a foothold in the lawn. From those early-spring patches of speedwell to May’s golden fields of dandelions to the fat leaves of summer plantain, Mother Nature has a varied lineup to fill any bare soil. Different weeds germinate at different [Read More...]
NEW! HGTV’s Big & Bold Annual Collection
May 16, 2013
Express yourself outdoors with HGTV’s Big & Bold Annual Collection available in patio pots! They’re a great balance of continual growth and color. The HUGE flowers attract butterflies and add smart and stylish flair to your home . Perfect for full sun, mixes include Gorgeous Gold, Brilliant Burgundy & Plush Pink. Gorgeous Gold is [Read More...]
The Dish
Celiac Month Awareness
May 17, 2013
May is Celiac Awareness Month and at Stauffers we’re hosting gluten-free foodie demos every Saturday at out Lititz & Rohrerstown Supermarket locations! This Saturday, May 18th, we’re sampling: Shiloh Farms Gluten Free Lentil Soup and Gluten Free Way Better Sprouted Chips. Create a Gluten-free menu with our over 250 price cuts in store! Need a recipe idea? [Read More...]
Celiac Awareness Month Continues!
May 9, 2013
Here’s our second week of featured a gluten-free recipes from Ann our friend at Fountain Avenue Kitchen! This week we’re highlighting: All-Purpose Gluten-Free Flour Blend! You can use this flour for your homemade pizzas, breads, cookies or muffins. All-Purpose Gluten-Free Flour Blend 3 cups rice flour (see note) 1 1/2 cups tapioca flour 3/4 cup potato [Read More...]
Chef Courteney’s Family Southern Style Cobbler Recipe
May 3, 2013
Teach Your Children… A powerful voice of his generation, Graham Nash wrote the lyrics of this timeless song. While the inspiration came from a politically based photograph, it carries an artistic reflection of the inherent responsibilities of parents to educate and prepare their children for the future. What does this have to do with cooking? [Read More...]
