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The earth is waking at the voice of May,
The new grass brightens by the trodden way,
The woods wave welcome to the sweet spring day,
And the sea is growing summer blue.
–Elizabeth Akers Allen (1832–1911)
| | Morning Glories
How do you plant and care for morning glories? These strong climbers have beautifully shaped blooms that unfurl in the sun and romantic tendrils that lend old-fashioned charm. Learn all about growing morning glories in your garden! | | | ADVERTISEMENT Neptune's Harvest Organic Fertilizers
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Most of my favorite flowering vines are in the plant family Ipomoea. The most common member of this family is the morning glory, though there are about 300 more plants, including the sweet potato, and many of them are twining climbers. | | | ADVERTISEMENT If You Feel Bloated, Tired, or Fat...Try this
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Meet Asian pears—among the finest fruits I’ve ever grown. They have the juicy white flesh and lovely bouquet of a pear but they are round and can be eaten crisp off the tree like an apple. Plus, this fruit is low in acidity, stores for many months, and is easy to grow. | | | ADVERTISEMENT Weeding CAN be fun!
Putting care into your lawn or garden means pulling weeds. It takes time and effort to get down into the beds and dig out each one. The Weed Spinner will eliminate the need to kneel, and makes weeding fun! | | Asparagus Soup
We make this during asparagus season and it’s amazing! Fresh asparagus makes this impossible to resist, but frozen works almost as well. Serve with crusty bread. See our video on how to make this asparagus soup. | | | ADVERTISEMENT Keep the weeds out!
You can protect and nourish your garden with The Old Farmer’s Almanac Weed Barrier. It’s designed to keep the weeds out while feeding your plants during the growing season. Not to mention, the paper is biodegradable so you don’t have to worry about digging it up! | | Go Ahead: Add On a Little Weight
When most people think of exercise, they think of “cardio.” However, as you age, lifting a little weight is so important for a raft of health benefits—improving strength and balance, boosting metabolism, and helping prevent injury. Here are a few tips. | | | 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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