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Don't be afraid of the sunlight, and so pull down the curtains as soon as a bit peeps in. A proper amount of sunshine is very necessary to good health. We need the sunshine from outside, and the sunshine of love in our hearts and homes, to make us happy.
–A tip from The 1898 Old Farmer's Almanac
| | Overwintering and Growing Basil Indoors
Even though the basil may enjoy an extra-long growing season when warm weather sticks around, I am not ready for the party to end. I plan to keep my basil pots alive indoors to extend their life as long as possible! Here are tips on how to care for your basil indoors and keep that… | | How to Cure and Store Pumpkins
After you harvest a pumpkin from the field, it is a good idea to “cure” it. This hardens the skin so that it stores for months instead of mere weeks. See our article on how to cure and store a pumpkin (plus a video with more information). | | Your Guide to a Flowering Future!
We love to share our passion for plants and gardening at The Old Farmer’s Almanac, so we created the Flower Gardener’s Handbook. The book contains in-depth profiles of 32 popular flowers, solutions for preparing pots and plots, plant maintenance, and so much more. | | Order Your 2023 Old Farmer's Almanac Planner
This popular planner provides plenty of space to jot down appointments, events, reminders, observations, and inspiration. Each day offers a tip, fact, quote, proverb, or a bit of folklore to brighten your day. Order your 2023 Old Farmer’s Almanac Planner today! | | How to Remove Grass for a Garden Bed
When preparing a new garden plot, many readers ask how to remove existing lawn or reclaim a weedy area. Eliminating “competition” is the first step—plus, it will save a lot of weeding time throughout the season! See how to remove grass and weeds to start a new garden. | | 
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