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And Phillida, with garlands gay,
Was made the lady of the May.
–Nicholas Breton (1545–1626)
| | How to Make Hummingbird Nectar
Who doesn’t love hummingbirds? Hummingbird nectar is simple to make at home, but you do need to use the right ingredients. Learn how to make homemade hummingbird food and attract hummingbirds to your garden! | | | ADVERTISEMENT How To: Get Rid Of Deep Fat From Your Belly
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The May birthstone, emerald, was a favorite of the Egyptian queen Cleopatra. Its rich green color has made it a sought-after gem for jewelry and for centuries, it has been thought to possess healing powers and reduce stress. Learn all about the emerald’s history, meaning, and symbolism! | | | ADVERTISEMENT Need help telling your family's story?
Join us on May 3rd for a live webinar hosted by our sister publication, Family Tree Magazine! You’ll learn the three key ways of sharing family history at reunions and gatherings. We’re offering Alamanc readers $10 off the registration price. Use the code SAVE10 at checkout! | | How to Build a Chicken Coop: The Definitive Guide
The chicken coop is a simple structure, but also one of the most important elements of keeping a happy, healthy flock of chickens. While the exact specifications of your coop will vary depending on the breed of your birds and where you live, the general steps and key points laid out here will help… | | | ADVERTISEMENT The Perfect Mother's Day Gift
Save yourself the stress of last-minute shopping, and get the mother in your life something she can use for years to come. Our newest publication, The Flower Gardener’s Handbook, is the perfect gift for a gardener of any skill level. | | 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! | | | ADVERTISEMENT Try our Garden Planner for FREE!
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Early spring means fiddleheads! These are the young, tightly curled fronds of the ostrich fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris). If you can’t find fiddleheads, you could try this soup with sliced fresh asparagus, but we urge you to try and hunt down these delightful… | | | If you enjoy the Daily Almanac... | | | | | | | THE OLD FARMER SELECTED THESE PRODUCTS FOR YOU | | | | | | | Did a friend forward you this briefing? You can sign up here.
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