Category Archives: Musings From Stoney Hill Farm

The Roses are Blooming!

Posted on April 7, 2012 by Angie

April Showers bring April Flowers! The Roses are Blooming at Stoney Hill Farm! Monsieur Tillier blooms beautifully near the warehouse! Monsieur Tillier is a true Tea rose and a standout in the garden. This shrub is probably 8 feet by … Continue reading →

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Early Spring

Posted on March 4, 2012 by Angie

What happened to Winter? Daffodils and hyacinths were blooming in January and February! What a contrast when compared to the last two years of snow and ice! Yes, winter is leaving us. The Root Children barely had time for a … Continue reading →

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Underground With The Root Children

Posted on January 21, 2012 by Angie

I love Winter and joyfully embrace the introspective and quiet solitude that comes with this time of year. This time of year, most plants are dormant and animals are hibernating or resting or have migrated elsewhere. Nature knows to rest … Continue reading →

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Swimming Through the Changes

Posted on October 16, 2011 by Angie

Fall is a time for transitions and changes. I’ve never especially liked change so this is a challenge for me and moves me from my comfort zone. Autumn, although beautiful, is not my favorite time of year. I’m always at … Continue reading →

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Everyone Loves Aloe Vera!

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Angie

Aloe Vera Loves You Too! I’ve created a light summer lotion (or skin care serum) formula and I want to share it with you! This formula is chock full of Aloe Vera and features Plantamulse Pastilles as the complete emulsifier. … Continue reading →

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Some Thoughts About Hot Summertime!

Posted on July 28, 2011 by Angie

Dear Friends, The temperature is soaring with high humidity here in South Carolina, yet the soil is dry as a bone at Stoney Hill Farm. We are carefully watering our gardens from our two very deep wells. But we cannot … Continue reading →

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