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Blest power of sunshine!
Genial day! What balm, what life is in thy ray.
- Thomas Moore, Irish poet (1779 - 1852)
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What did tornadoes sound like before there were freight trains? – Answer | | Puzzle of the Day
Why should you never tell a joke to an egg? – Answer | |  Which Perennial Flowers Bloom All Summer
Which perennial flowers bloom all summer? Whether you live in the South, Northeast, Midwest, or West, see our list of perennials to plant for colorful flowers from summer to fall. | | | |  How to Grow and Care for Pachysandra
A rapid spreader, pachysandra offers a carpet of green where other plants struggle to grow. An evergreen perennial, it’s often used as a ground cover. Native types provide an alternative to the sometimes invasive Japanese pachysandra, also called Japanese spurge. | | | |  Did Weather Change History?
Weather has played a significant role in some of America’s most crucial events. The Old Farmer’s Almanac described seven weather events that may have shaped or changed our very lives. | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT Storm Chaser (Backyard Edition)
From afternoon sprinkles to overnight storms, a rain gauge helps you see what the skies have been up to. It’s science-y fun, no batteries required. | |  The Party Planner: Cooking for a Crowd
This handy chart can help determine the amount of meat, sides, desserts, and condiments you should buy. From holidays to family reunions to potlucks and picnics, have enough food for everyone! | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT Invite Nature to Stay!
Give backyard wildlife a place to call home! Invite helpful pollinators and pest controllers with shelters and feeders designed for birds, bees, and bats. | |  Maple Barbecue Ribs
Liven up your next barbecue with our Maple Barbecue Ribs. Our readers say it best: “EASY and LOVED by all my guests!” You can cook these ribs in the oven or on the grill. | | | | | | | | | Enjoy more Almanac wit & wisdom! | | | | | | | You received this email because you signed up for updates from The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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