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Planting pansies, cuban pork, pests in the house

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When I was young and it would rain while the sun was shining, someone might say, “The Devil is beating his wife.” Where did this saying come from?
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pines
Slim Sentinels
Stretching lacy arms
About a slumbrous moon.

–Helene Johnson (1906-95)

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Pansies
Pansies are the colorful flowers with “faces.” A cool-weather favorite, pansies are great for both spring and fall gardens! Here’s how to plant pansies as well as keep them growing and blooming.
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How To Remove Dark Spots (Do This)
A common misconception that many people have are that dark skin spots are caused by the sun, when in fact they are actually signs of advanced aging.  Dr. Gundry has a special at home method that you can use to help reduce dark spots, age spots, and uneven skin tones. Watch The Video.
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Rocky Mountain Cuban Pork
A loyal reader created this Rocky Mountain Cuban Pork recipe for her daughter, who missed the sour orange trees in her parents’ backyard when she relocated to Colorado. The pork simmers slowly and gets very tender as the citrus sauce thickens.
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Plan your spring garden with a Free Garden Planner trial
The Old Farmer’s Almanac Garden Planner is an easy-to-use online program that helps you plan your garden! Whether you want to create a garden for vegetables, a kitchen garden for herbs, or a beautiful flower garden, our Garden Planner will help you find the best layout for your space—plus…
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What to Plant in a Victory Garden
In the past two years, victory gardening has seen a dramatic resurgence as more people discovered the practical benefits of growing food and self-reliance! Find out why we call it a victory garden, what’s planted in a victory garden, and how to start a victory garden in modern times…
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The 2022 Everyday Calendar can bring a smile to your face every day!
“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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Pet Goat Facts and Tips
Are you thinking about getting a goat? Here are some interesting facts you might not know about our friends who were once known as “the poor man’s cow.”
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Winter fun for kids of all ages!
Whether you’re going on a Halloween Hunt, looking out for the “Supermoon,” or crafting fun critters out of pinecones, there’s tons of fall fun in The Old Farmer’s Almanac for Kids!
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When Pests Invade the Home
Every rural, suburban, or urban household runs into various problems with pests and critters—or, to use the broadest possible term: nature. Mice, rats, and squirrels are the "big three" mammals. Here's a checklist of how to deal with pests before you act. 
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