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Sugar snap peas, raspberries, why is Easter so late?

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Question of the Day
In late winter/early spring, I am going to prune a large burning bush. I want to prune it to about half its size. Is that too much?
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Puzzle of the Day
Did Jonah cry when the whale swallowed him?
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We like March, his shoes are purple,
He is new and high
Makes he mud for dog and peddler,
Makes he forest dry
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–Emily Dickenson (1830–86)

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How Does Your Garden Grow?

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Raspberries
Delectable raspberries produce many small, sweet fruit every summer—for over a month! Plant one-year canes from a nursery in early spring once the ground thaws out and can be worked. See our Raspberry Guide for planting, growing, harvesting, and pruning raspberries.
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When Is Easter 2022? | How Easter's Date is Determined
Easter 2022 will be observed on Sunday, April 17! Easter is a “movable feast” that is always held on a Sunday between March 22 and April 25. Why is Easter so late this year? Find out why the date changes every year and how this holiday relates to the first full Moon of …
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Buffalo Deviled Eggs
This recipe for “Buffalo Eggs” was submitted by Eric S. Trent and won first prize in The 2020 Old Farmer’s Almanac recipe contest. We loved the combination of two classic appetizers in one phenomenal bite.
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The 2022 Old Farmer's Almanac Club

Your Old Farmer’s Almanac Club Charter Membership includes the 2022 Classic Edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac and so much more. This exciting club is designed especially for you—and it’s packed with articles, advice, best days, and fun facts!

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Herbal Folklore and Old-Fashioned Tips
We all know that herbs make great companions in the garden and kitchen. Herbs also have a long history as a natural remedy—and many other more unusual uses, too! Read on…
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