 Tossing his mane of snows in wildest eddies and tangles,
Lion-like March cometh in, hoarse, with tempestuous breath.
–William Dean Howells (1837–1920), American novelist Today is St. David's Day. St. David, the patron saint of Wales, is symbolized by the humble leek. Celebrate with this tasty leek and vermicelli soup! | | The Month of March 2023: Holidays, Fun Facts, Folklore
“March” is named for the Roman god of war, Mars. However, we think of it as the beginning of spring, as March brings the vernal equinox, the Full Worm Moon and the return of Daylight Saving Time! Here are important dates, gardening tips, and early spring recipes to celebrate the start of … | | The best way to organize your time, no batteries required!
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! | | Leeks
Perhaps the noblest Allium, which is both sweeter and milder than an onion and a space saver in the garden, is the humble leek. Learn to plant, grow, care for, and harvest leeks in your own garden so that you have a generous supply for winter comfort food and summer salads! | | It's not too late to get your 2023 Calendar!
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. | | First Day of Spring 2023: The Spring Equinox
When does spring start? In 2023, the official first day of spring is Monday, March 20. This date marks the “spring equinox” in the Northern Hemisphere. What IS the spring equinox and is it always on the 20th? Before you try to balance that egg, read… | | Get ready to garden!
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In gardens and woodland areas, daffodils are readying themselves for their early spring appearance. So, it’s no surprise that the daffodil is linked to those born in March. Whether it’s your “birth” flower or not, learn more about the history, meaning, and symbolism of the daffodil! | | The “Greatest Gardening Magazine” is Here!
To quote our readers, the Almanac Garden Guide is “no ordinary magazine.” Imagine the country’s best-selling garden experts sharing their knowledge in ONE place. If you pick up ONE gardening magazine this year, treat yourself to the Garden Guide. Take a look inside—and get inspired! | | March Birthstones: Aquamarine and Bloodstone
You may be aware that March’s birthstone is aquamarine, but did you know that bloodstone is an alternative birthstone? While they differ in appearance, the two birthstones symbolize strength and perseverance—perhaps fitting for the last month of winter! Which gem would you choose? | | 
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