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My Christmas tablecloth left its flannel backing on my nice oak table. How can I remove it?
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Puzzle of the Day
State nicknames: What state is the Keystone State? Beehive State? Wolverine State? Nutmeg State? Sooner State?
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If January calends be summerly gay,
It will be winterly weather till the calends of May.
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Sweet Peas
Few annual flowers have the lasting appeal and bucolic beauty of sweet peas. Twining lazily around a rustic trellis, they seem the very antithesis of our busy lives. With their seductive fragrance, sweet peas make great flowers for gardens and bouquets. Read…
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Freezing & Drying Garden Herbs: A Guide To Preserving
Preserving herbs for winter is a great way to add delightful organic flavor to warm dishes like soups, stews, and sauces. Learn how to dry and freeze your herbs and which herbs are the best for each type.
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Low-Country Chowder With Corn, Shrimp, Sausage, and Potatoes
Low-Country Corn Chowder includes the classic ingredients of corn, potatoes, sausage, and shrimp. Low-country cuisine stems from the Georgia and South Carolina “Lowcountry” boil and is one creamy and satisfying one-pot dish. 
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Powerwash For Your Insides
What if you could restore your gut health with one simple fix According to one doctor in California there may be a way. In fact, he believes it’s so powerful that it could be like a “power wash” for your insides.
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Beneficial Insects in the Garden
Which are the most beneficial insects? We’re talking about bugs that are good for plants in the garden and eat pest insects that would otherwise eat your plants. Find out and start thinking about which plants and flowers attract beneficial insects!
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Fun activities to keep kids entertained for hours!
Headed out on a road trip? Need to hop on a work call? Just passing time on a rainy day at home?
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Poinsettia Care: How to Keep Poinsettia Plants Alive
Are your Christmas poinsettias still going strong? See our tips for keeping poinsettias alive well beyond the holidays.
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Become a better gardener!
Discover our new Almanac Garden Planner features for 2022. It’s easy, fun, and free to try!
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How to Grow Microgreens, from Planting to Harvest
Learn how to grow your own microgreens inside! Microgreens are a lot of fun—and they pack flavor, good looks, and exceptionally high nutrients into any dish. They only take a few weeks from seed to harvest! Forget those high-end restaurants; the good news is that microgreens…
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Enjoy the change of seasons in the stunning Country Calendar!
The 2022 Country Calendar is sure to bring a smile to your face with the simple joys of the country whether you’re in a city or a small town!
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