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Digging up dahlias, October forecast, soft pretzels

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Hail, old October, bright and chill,
First freedman from the summer sun!
Spice high the bowl, and drink your fill!
Thank heaven, at last the summer's done!

–Thomas Constable (1812–81)

Tuesday, October 6, 2020
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Dahlias
Digging Up Dahlias

Dahlias
Grow dahlias for gorgeous, colorful flowers that bloom from midsummer through autumn, when many plants are past their best! The tubers are planted in the ground in late spring. In colder zones, you do need to dig up and store the tubers in the fall if you wish to grow them as perennials (or, treat...

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October 2020 Forecast: Time to Go Drip-or-Treating
October Weather Forecast

October 2020 Forecast: Time to Go Drip-or-Treating
Ready for your October 2020 weather forecast? Michael Steinberg, Old Farmer’s Almanac meteorologist, takes a look at what’s in store. Find out if Halloween weather will bring a trick or treat this year.

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Seasonal Crafts: Cornhusk Doll
Cornhusk Doll Craft

Seasonal Crafts: Cornhusk Doll
In the Colonial Era, people painted faces on cornhusk dolls and made them into toys. Here’s how to make your own!

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Soft Pretzels
Homemade Soft Pretzels

Soft Pretzels

These homemade soft pretzels are so soft and buttery. They’re so easy to make and certainly better than those from any food chain.

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What Is Your Cat Saying to You?
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