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Question of the Day
Can you please tell me where I should go to see the “horns” of the Moon pointing up?
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Puzzle of the Day
The Buckeye State.(Name the U.S. state!)
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O golden month! How high thy gold is heaped!
The yellow birch-leaves shine like bright coins strung
On wands; the chestnut's yellow pennons tongue
To every wind its harvest challenge.

–Helen Hunt Jackson (1830–1885)

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Labor Day 2022
Labor Day falls on Monday, September 5. Find out why we Americans honor the value of labor. Plus, learn which President started Labor Day, why the U.S. celebrates in September, and where that old-time rule about not wearing white after Labor Day came from.
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Planting Garlic in the Fall
Garlic is incredibly useful in the kitchen and surprisingly easy to grow in the garden. The best time to plant it is in the fall. Learn how and when to plant garlic so that you can maximize your harvest!
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Keep the bugs away!

Enjoy the outdoors in peace with The Old Farmer’s Almanac All-Natural Insect Repellent! It’ll keep biting bugs at bay, using a DEET-free formula that’s family-friendly.  Simply apply to skin or clothing, and you’re ready to go!

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Night Sky for September 2022
Look up! What is that bright star in the night sky tonight? Check our September Night Sky Guide—from visible planets to bright stars. This month brings the best view of Jupiter all year and the magical Harvest Moon! Check the highlights.
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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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How to Freeze Spinach, Swiss Chard, Kale, and Beet Greens
Have more greens than you can eat? Freezing spinach and hardy cooking greens is so easy—and you can enjoy them all year long in soups, quiches, smoothies, and more! Here’s how to freeze leafy greensspinach, Swiss chard, kale, and beet greens.
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The heart and home of country!

Order your 2023 Country Calendar today! Featuring wide-open spaces and comforting places, this charming calendar features eye-catching, full-color photographs depicting the joys of country living, including breathtaking landscapes and farm animals!

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Peach-Glazed Chicken
This recipe combines two delicious flavors of summer: peach and grilled chicken! The glaze has a great balance of sweetness and spice thanks to the addition of a jalapeño (optional!).
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