Your DAILY Companion From the Almanac Editors
 Would that thou could'st last for aye,
Merry, ever-merry May!
Made of sun-gleams, shade and showers,
Bursting buds, and breathing flowers.
–William D. Gallagher (1808–94) | | | Question of the Day
What does “philom.” stand for, as seen in old books? – Answer | | Puzzle of the Day
Why isn’t your nose 12 inches long? – Answer | |  How to Grow Sweet Potatoes: The Complete Guide
A few sweet potato plants can produce a generous harvest! This nutritious, sweet-tasting root vegetable is heat-tolerant and pest-resistant. Here is everything you need to know about growing sweet potatoes. | | | |  Epsom Salt in the Garden: Do These Salts Help or Hurt Plants?
Some gardeners swear by Epsom salt as a gardening hack. We’re here to tell you that Epsom salt is good for neither plants, such as tomatoes or roses, nor the soil. Yes, it’s one of those gardening myths. Learn more—and let’s talk about alternatives. | | | | | 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. | |  Bird Sounds: Northern Mockingbird
Known for their melodious song, northern mockingbirds were so popular as pets in the 19th century that they almost went extinct! Find out why so many people fell in love with the northern mockingbird—including President Thomas Jefferson—and listen to its beautiful sound. | | | |  20 Pure White Flowers for Your Garden
All white is the most common monochromatic color-themed garden, and instead of being boring, it gives a sophisticated air to the landscape. Check out our list of 20 wonderful white flowers to incorporate into your garden! | | | |  Savory Sweet Potato Flatbread
This recipe for Savory Sweet Potato Flatbread won second prize in the 2020 Garden Guide Sweet Potatoes Recipe Contest. Its fresh take on flatbread tantalized our taste buds with herbs and cream cheese. | | | | | | | | | 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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