Nasturtiums, calming herbs, veggies to never refrigerate

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View in Browser | Almanac.com | Get a Copy Monday, June 6, 2022 Who was born on this day? What happened today in history? Click to find out. 15 days until summer begins Question of the Day Who invented the electric food mixer? – Answer Puzzle of the Day What grows less tired the more it works? – Answer In June 'tis good to lie beneath a tree   While the blithe season comforts every sense,   Steeps all the brain in rest, and heals the heart,   Brimming it o'er with sweetness unawares. –James Russell Lowell (1819–91) ADVERTISEMENT Nasturtiums The nasturtium is a cheerful and easy-to-grow flower! Their bold blooms and edible leaves, flowers, and seedpods make them an especially fun flower for kids to plant and a favorite companion plant in the garden. Here’s how to grow your own nasturtiums!    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT Easily feed trees & shrubs all season long! Fast acting and long-lasting, our Tree & Shrub Fertilizer Spikes are naturally formulated with essential nutrients to help your garden thrive. Our patented TruSpike technology ensures no breaking or shattering; one spike feeds all season long! Now available at Walmart.   LEARN MORE   How to Store Vegetables and Fruits to Keep Them Fresh Here are vegetables you should NEVER store in the refrigerator as well as vegetables you should ALWAYS store in the fridge for the best taste and texture. We’ve also covered how to store fruit to keep it fresh longer. Let us know what you think.    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT Cosmetic Surgeon: Loose Jowls? Do This At Home Every Day Droopy skin is one of the biggest signs of aging. This beauty expert has the perfect solution. Watch This Video Now!   LEARN MORE   Cran-Banana-Blueberry Popsicles Beat the heat! Cool off with our colorful Cranberry-Banana-Blueberry Popsicles. They’re refreshing and taste amazing.    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT 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!   LEARN MORE   Planting Calming Herbs for You and Your Garden We are living in uncertain times that can cause even the calmest person to experience some anxiety. Since I tend to be anxious even on a good day, I am always looking for natural ways to soothe my nerves. Many of modern society’s tried-and-true drugs have come from Mother Nature’s…    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT Beautiful hand-drawn garden illustrations Originally appearing in the Garden Calendar, you can now assemble these colorful hand-drawn illustrations as a jigsaw puzzle! The Old Farmer’s Almanac - Fruits Vegetables & Herbs 1000pc Puzzle is made from high-quality recycled blueboard, and features a linen finish. Enjoy the colorful designs while keeping your mind sharp!   LEARN MORE   Discover Grow Bags: An Alternative Plant Container If, like me, you resort to using containers to grow some of your plants, try using a grow bag this year. They have some advantages over plastic pots or terra cotta. I was especially interested to learn about “air pruning.” Here’s why and when to use a grow bag and some different types of grow…    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT If you enjoy the Daily Almanac... Share with a Friend THE OLD FARMER SELECTED THESE PRODUCTS FOR YOU View More Product from The Old Farmer's Store Did a friend forward you this briefing? You can sign up here. If you enjoy this newsletter, consider picking up a copy of The Old Farmer's Almanac. Your support makes this all possible! Are you on social? Enjoy more Almanac wit & wisdom!  Visit Almanac.com Shop Our Store You received this email because you signed for updates from The Old Farmer's Almanac. If you do not wish to receive our regular e-mail newsletter in the future, please click here to manage preferences. *Please do not reply to this e-mail* © Yankee Publishing Inc. An Employee-Owned Company 1121 Main Street | P.O. Box 520 | Dublin, NH 03444 Contact Us View web version