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Did the groundhog see his shadow?, February horoscope, growing broccoli

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How often has the groundhog really predicted the coming of spring?
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When the wind's in the east on Candlemas Day [February 2]
There it will stick till the second of May.
–Weather folklore

Today is both Groundhog Day and Candlemas, a Christian feast day celebrated with the lighting of candles.

 
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Groundhog Day 2023: Did the Groundhog See His Shadow?
Did the groundhog see his shadow? What did Phil predict today, February 2, 2023? Find out what his prediction means for the rest of winter—and for spring gardening!
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Creating Winter Interest In Your Landscapes

Winter can be dreary but also beautiful. You can use a variety of trees, shrubs, and perennials to add interest to the garden using features that include peeling bark, seedheads, or colorful stems. Learn more.

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What Are the Quarter Days and What Do They Mean?
Halloween stems from the ancient celebration of Samhain! In fact, many of today’s holidays—from Groundhog Day to Christmas—were originally seasonal markers. Discover the Quarter Days and the Cross-Quarter Days of the ancient Celtic calendar. Learn why we have elections in November,…
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Did you know there's an Almanac Club?

Do you flip through your Almanac and wonder what daily life might have been like in years past? You can entertain that thought by studying two Almanac replicas from 1823 and 1923. Both are included in the box of goodies when you join The Old Farmer’s Almanac Club!

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Broccoli
Broccoli is a cool-season vegetable planted in spring. The deliciously tender spears of garden-grown broccoli are also incredibly good for you—the “crown jewel of nutrition.” See our guide on how to grow broccoli from planting to harvest!
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Our Garden Planner now has live chat support!

We’re excited to announce new features for The Old Farmer’s Almanac Garden Planner! You can now select a sample garden plan to get you started. Plus, we’re offering LIVE chat support with gardening experts. Try it for free today!

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February Horoscope 2023
What’s in store for your zodiac sign in February 2023? All the planets are moving forward now! Read “at-a-glance” horoscopes for all 12 zodiac signs, courtesy of longtime Almanac astrologer Celeste Longacre.
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Take Your Pick!

We’ve got a calendar for any interest or fascination, from lunar photography to everyday gardening tips. The choice is yours! You can decorate your wall or desk with the newest Almanac calendars today. 

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Balsamic-Glazed Roasted Vegetables
For a super healthy and delicious winter recipe, roast vegetables with this balsamic glaze. It couldn’t be easier. Even folks who aren’t vegetable fans will enjoy the caramelized veggies with this sweet and savory glaze.
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