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The greatest love is a mother's; Then comes a dog's; then comes a sweetheart's.
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The Bittersweet History of Mother's Day
Happy Mother’s Day! The real history of Mother’s Day in the United States might surprise you. Three women—who championed efforts toward better health, welfare, peace, and love—contributed to this day. This is also a bittersweet tale. Learn more.
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Get the best-selling handbook for growing your own veggies!

The Vegetable Gardener’s Handbook is a useful guide to growing veggies, whether you’ve been at it for years or are just starting this spring! But don’t just take our word for it. Hear from reviewers: “Loved it so much I bought 10 more for my garden club.”

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Meet Mother Jones
Who was Mother Jones? This American schoolteacher and dressmaker lived hand-to-mouth, lost her husband and family to illness, and emerged with fierce determination to fight child labor and unsafe working conditions. By the end of her life, she was praised as “unquestionably the greatest woman…
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Weeding CAN be fun!

Putting care into your lawn or garden means pulling weeds. It takes time and effort to get down into the beds and dig out each one. The Weed Spinner will eliminate the need to kneel, and makes weeding fun!

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Summer Weather Forecast 2022: A Scorching, Stormy Start
Ready for that summer heat? Check out our latest forecast to see the Summer 2022 temperature and precipitation outlook for your area, compliments of Old Farmer’s Almanac meteorologist Michael Steinberg.
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Keep the weeds out!

You can protect and nourish your garden with The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weed Barrier. It’s designed to keep the weeds out while feeding your plants during the growing season. Not to mention, the paper is biodegradable so you don’t have to worry about digging it up!

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Edible Weeds: 5 Common Backyard Weeds You Can Eat
Got weeds? Before you resort to weapons of mass destruction to eradicate weeds, take a closer look at the invaders. Many of the so-called “weeds” you find in your yard or garden are not only edible plants but also delicious, especially when they’re young and tender. Here are five edible “…
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From Seeds to Blossoms

The Flower Gardener’s Handbook profiles 32 varieties of flowering plants that are the most popular and common throughout the United States and Canada. Each profile covers planting, care, harvest, and recommended varieties. It’s the perfect companion for a gardener of any skill level!

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A Well-Meaning Mother and More Humor
Sometimes, it’s mothers who say the darnedest things. Try not to roll your eyes too hard at this edition of Humor Me!
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