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Zinnia, divine Easter desserts, seed-starting for beginners

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I have some pecan trees in my yard. The fruit of the nut is never good and looks as if it’s rotten. Can you tell me what it is or what to do about it?
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nightingale
Calm was the even, and clear was the sky,
And the new budding flowers did spring,
When all alone went Amyntas and I
To hear the sweet nightingale sing.

–John Dryden (1631–1700)

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Zinnias
Zinnias are one of the easiest flowers to grow, as they grow quickly and bloom heavily. Plus, they’ll produce flowers all the way up to the first hard frost of fall. Zinnia flowers can create a massive burst of color in your garden, so consider trying them this year!
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Earth Day Essentials Giveaway

The Old Farmer’s Almanac has teamed up with If You Care to give one lucky winner a basket full of products ranging from baking sheets to pie pans and everything in between. Enter to win!

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10 Divine Desserts To Celebrate Easter
Easter desserts can be simply divine. While some holidays are about the main feast, Easter highlights chocolate treats, pretty pies, and the first luscious fruits of spring! See our mouthwatering Easter desserts, including strawberry cheesecake, lemon meringue pie, carrot cake, rhubarb treats, and…
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The “Greatest Gardening Magazine” is Here!

To quote our readers, the Almanac Garden Guide is “no ordinary magazine.” Imagine the country’s best-selling garden experts sharing their knowledge in ONE place. If you pick up ONE gardening magazine this year, treat yourself to the Garden Guide. Take a look inside—and get inspired!

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Seed-Starting for Beginners
Succeed with seeds! Here are my 10 tips and tricks for starting your vegetable seeds indoors. Over the decades, I've learned some valuable lessons—from when to start seeds to avoiding common mistakes.
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The Perfect Companion for Every Vegetable Gardener

Created for new gardeners, green thumbs, and old hands alike, The Old Farmer’s Almanac Vegetable Gardener’s Handbook is loaded with advice and inspiration to help plants—and growers—thrive. 

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Gardening Methods: Containers, Raised Beds, Raised Rows, and More
Once you have decided what you want to grow, consider where and how to do it. Here’s an overview of some of the most popular gardening methods that will help you plan your garden this year. 
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Fiddleheads: Where They Grow and How They Taste
Harvesting fiddleheads—the young tips of the ostrich fern—is an early spring tradition that dates back centuries. Discover where fiddleheads grow, what they taste like, and a couple of fiddlehead recipes. Plus, learn about magical fern folklore, history, and healing powers!
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