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Bachelor's buttons, seed libraries, protecting from cabbage worms!

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What is the origin of the phrase “burning the candle at both ends”?
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Puzzle of the Day
When you speak to a lady, you’ll find that this name read backward or forward is always the same.
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Kill a flea in March and you kill a hundred in summer. 
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Bachelor's Buttons
Looking for a striking blue flower to add pop and color to your garden and flower arrangements? Old-fashioned bachelor buttons, also called cornflowers, are annual flowers that are low-maintenance and beneficial to pollinators! Learn how to plant, grow, and care for bachelor’s buttons.
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The perfect companion to the Almanac

The Old Farmer’s Almanac Garden Guide is a yearly collection of the best articles written by gardening experts. The guide will help you tackle the challenges that prevent a great harvest and inspire you to elevate your garden to new heights!

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Moonbow: What is a Moonbow?
What is a moonbow? It’s a night rainbow around the Moon! That’s right—not all rainbows happen during the day. See where to find a moonbow, how this lunar rainbow is formed, and some stunning photos of moonbows.
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Grow Big or Go Home!

For robust vegetables, fruit, and herbs try The Old Farmer’s Almanac Organic Tomato & Vegetable Plant Food! It’s an easy way to give your garden what it needs to thrive.

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Protect Your Garden from Cabbage Worms!
Cabbage worms can be devastating to an otherwise-healthy garden. Here are a few things you might not know about these garden pests, as well as several ways to keep your plants safe from them. Remember: Knowledge is power!
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Are you thinking about what to plant already?

We have two great books to get your garden on the right path for 2023. Order yourself a copy of The Vegetable Gardener’s Handbook or The Flower Gardener’s Handbook! They’re filled to the brim with gardening wisdom, covering sowing, growing, and harvesting. 

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Seed Libraries at Pubic Libraries Are Growing
Libraries are not just for lending books. A rapidly growing trend is for libraries to offer seeds to their gardening patrons! 
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Try our Garden Planner for FREE!

The Old Farmer’s Almanac Garden Planner is an easy-to-use online program that helps you plan your garden! Whether you want to create a backyard garden for vegetables, a kitchen garden for herbs, or a beautiful flower garden, Garden Planner will help you create the best layout for your space—plus provide all your sowing and planting dates!

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Colorful Rice
Rice can get boring, so it makes a big difference when you add color and interest! This Colorful Rice recipe adds protein, flavor, and nutrition for a more delicious, healthier side dish. Add color to your meals and your life!
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