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 Summer is a glorious season, Warm, and bright, and pleasant.
–Denis Florence MacCarthy (1811–82) | | | Question of the Day
How should I store my potatoes and beets after I harvest them? I don’t have a root cellar. – Answer | | Puzzle of the Day
My first is irrational, my second is rational, my third is mechanical, and my whole is scientifical.(What’s the word? Each clue is a syllable!) – Answer | |  What Are Perihelion and Aphelion?
Earth reaches aphelion on July 5, 2024, and perihelion on January 4, 2025. Find out what these celestial terms mean and why they matter! | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT Which Almanac do you prefer?
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We “dig” the fresh taste of homegrown peanuts. Not only are they nutritious legumes, but peanuts also help to fix the soil! Short-season peanuts can even be grown in northern climates. Learn how to plant, grow, and harvest peanuts. | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT Shipping Now: 2025 Gardening Calendars!
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This Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Pie recipe is “the most delicious pie of all time,” according to our recipe tester. We agree! Who doesn’t love chocolate and peanut butter? It’s a decadent dessert that is irresistible and a family-favorite! | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT Enjoy a bountiful harvest of gardening tips!
Join The Old Farmer’s Almanac Gardening Club and get our best gardening publications, plus exclusive access to an online library of gardening wisdom. Grow your knowledge (and your garden!) all year-round. | |  Stay Safe: Tips for Gardening in Extreme Heat
If you like to garden, be careful in extreme heat. Here are seven sensible tips to keep in mind during hot and humid weather. Whether you like it hot or not, it is important to be aware and take care while working outside. | | | |  Homemade Fertilizer Tea from Plants, Weeds, and Grass
Feed your plants—with other plants! It may sound strange, but you can use your own weeds and grass to make homemade fertilizer tea that’s 100% organic. It’s a great boost for your plants in midsummer when soil fertility is running low. Here’s how to make fertilizer tea at home. | | | | | | | | ☞ If you enjoy the Daily Almanac, share with a friend ☜ | | | | | You received this email because you signed for updates from The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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