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Hello, first day of fall!; fall fun facts; autumn soup

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Autumn begins today

Question of the Day
Why does the barometer rise instead of fall during a northeaster off the Atlantic coast? – Answer

Puzzle of the Day
The Palmetto State.
(Name the U.S. state!)Answer

fruit-tree

And now the autumn season waits,
In mellowing forms of fruitage.
–Stephen Henry Thayer (1839–1919)

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Autumnal Equinox 2021: The First Day of Fall
Autumnal Equinox 2021: The First Day of Fall
In 2021, the autumnal equinox—also called the September equinox or fall equinox—arrives on Wednesday, September 22. This date marks the start of fall in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere. Read about the signs of fall and...
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Fall Gardening Guide: Tips To Get Your Fall Vegetable Garden Started

It is fall planting season! Fall planting is best for plants that can withstand light frosts, grow well in short daylight, and prosper in mild temperatures. Whether you’re planting flowers, vegetables, or fruit this fall, follow these expert tips for healthier plants.

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The Misunderstood Equinox
The Misunderstood Equinox
Can you balance an egg on the autumnal equinox? Does the Sun rise due east and set due west for all of us on Earth? Why did the date of the equinox change? How is it related to the Harvest Moon? Bob separates autumnal equinox facts from fiction.
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Fall Tasks: Harvest, Store & Plant
Fall Tasks: Harvest, Store & Plant
Like you, I’m harvesting vegetables and fruit from my garden and preparing for storage. This is also a great time for doing a little renovating in the perennial garden—as well as planting or dividing bulbs. The cool weather will keep me busy! Let’s talk about what to do in the garden in September...
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“Love this little calendar; I keep it on my kitchen counter, and with my morning coffee read the info for the day to my husband and our dog … They love it, too.” –Annette Caforio

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10 Best Shade Plants for the Garden
10 Best Shade Plants for the Garden
Many gardeners complain that they can’t grow any plants in the shade other than hostas and ferns. And those are devoured by slugs. Here are 10 beautiful shade plants from my garden—plus a list of perennial and annual flowers that grow in the shade. Embrace the shade!
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Autumn Garden Soup
Autumn Garden Soup

Our Autumn Garden Soup recipe comes courtesy of Cooking Fresh with The Old Farmer’s Almanac.

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