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A Thorny ProblemMusk Thistle Plants: How to Control This Prolific Weed How to prevent and get rid of this European import.
Don't Throw Out the Egg CartonIt Can Be Recycled For Many Household Uses Egg cartons make it easy to sort, organize and house screws and bolts. They have many other uses too.
5 Ways to Landscape without Going BrokeTricks and tips on ways to cut costs but enjoy your yard more.
Learn How to Prepare OnionsFirst appearing in the 2005 Farmers' Almanac A few ways to prepare onions and avoid. Read More
Weather GlossaryEver wonder what an anemometer measures? Or what a dust devil is? Here's a helpful glossary of popular weather terms.
Putting plastic snakes to workA few good uses for plastic snakes that may have not crossed your mind. Read More
Flush Less Down the ToiletThanks to new types of toilet fixtures, you don't have to flush gallons of water down the toilet anymore.
A Colorful Needle CaseNeed a convenient place to store your sewing needles? Try making this cute watermelon case. It's easy and practical.
Creating a Community GardenCreating a community garden is a fun way to get to know your neighbors. Here are a few things you may want to think about before you dig.
A Community Garden - A Nice Place to GrowA good way to share your gardening interests is to participate in a community garden. Here is how it works.
Put your Roof to WorkYou don't need a big yard to have a nice garden. Try using your roof for planting vegetables, herbs and more.
Uninvited Garden Guests: and some natural ways to discourage themLearn how to naturally discourage deer, slugs, moles and other pests from visiting your garden.
The Magical Mysterious MoonFor centuries, the moon has been an object of awe, tall tales, and mysterious powers. Learn more about the many beliefs around the moon here.
Plant for TasteLooking for something else to grow and eat besides vegetables? Consider adding flowers to your list of potential snacks, or as additions to your salad bowl. Here are a few tips and rules for your health, when it comes to munching on flower blossoms.
How to Start a Flower GardenAdd Beauty to Your Life by Growing Flowers- An Easy-to-Follow Plan for Starting a Flower Garden.
Fall Garden Cleanup ChecklistHere’s a basic checklist to use as you put your gardens to bed for the year.
Harvesting Tips For Watermelon and Corn on the CobCheck our hints for harvesting two favorite summer vegetables-- watermelon and corn on the cob right here.
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Are slugs and snails attacking your gardens? Rid your garden of these pests naturally and easily with some tips from the Farmers' Almanac.
A Gardener's Guide to FrostHow to predict when it's coming and what to do about it It's almost fall. Temperatures begin to cool down, but your gardens still look so nice. How do you know when frost may hit and if it will harm your plants? Learn the signs and precautions you should take.
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From the Farmers' Almanac Looking for a more natural moth ball remedy? Ever wonder what cloves are? Find the answers and more here.
Wait! Save that milk carton for my garden!Recyclable gardening ideas. Don't throw it away! Reuse it for your garden! Check out these new uses for old things.
Spring is Here! Time to Plan your Flower Garden.Easy to follow stpes for beginners. Flowers add color, beauty, and cheer to yards and landscapes everywhere. Here are some good tips on how to get started.
5 Secrets to Spice Up Your GardensWant to try something new in the garden this year? Check out these ideas that will add a little pizazz to your gardens.
Tired of Herbs? Plant for Pets!Get kids involved with the garden this year. Plant a pet or zoo garden.
Raised Garden Bed WinnersWinners of the 2008 Earth Day Giveaway Farmers' Almanac is pleased to announce the winners of its 2008 Earth Day Giveaway Contest
7 Pet-Proof Garden TipsFor a nicer garden and happier pet. Is the family dog trampling on your newly planted flower garden? Are neighborhood cats using your garden as a litter box? Check out our top tips for keeping pets out of gardens.
If You are Missing an IngredientEmergency Kitchen Substitutions It never seems to fail. You are preparing a special family dinner and you forgot to pick up a necessary ingredient. Don't fret. There are ways around it.
Personal PizzasQuick, easy and a bit untraditional Make personal pizzas with French bread, tomato bagels and even hoagie rolls. It's easy!
How Much Energy Does Your Laser Printer Use?Consider energy use before you take out your wallet If you are interested in conserving energy, you may want to take a hard look at your household appliances. Some add quite a few dollars to your energy bill. .
6 Good Reasons to Use Lemons for Better HealthDid you know lemons can help cure acne AND purify blood? Check out these healthy uses for lemons.
Natural Ways to Keep Bugs Away!Summer is such a wonderful time, but those mosquitoes can really be a pain. Learn how to naturally keep them away.
Eat A Banana for What Ails YouNeed a quick pick-me-up? Try a banana. It gives you more sustained energy than anything out of a vending machine!
Mulching Tips For the Organic GardenerLate fall is a good time to mulch - and protect your outdoor plants. Learn more.
Freeze the Peas? Yes Please!Simple tips for freezing Snow Peas and Sugar Snap Peas, so they'll always taste fresh.
Stevia: A Natural (and Unknown) SweetenerStevia is very sweet, has no calories and is easy to grow. Try it.
Never Sneeze into Your HandTips to Fend Off Germs Naturally 10 tips that help get rid of germs that may cause
Lips Parched? Try This Natural BalmInstead of purchasing lip balm at the store, try making your own. It's easy.
The Great Pumpkin Raft Race!Ever try floating a pumpkin? How about floating in a pumpkin? Check out this creative and timely pumpkin paddling race.
Frozen Peas Come to the RescueHere is an easy way to make an ice pack in a hurry with ingredients from the cabinet or freezer.
Be Prepared for Winter StormsFirst appearing in the 2005 Farmers' Almanac 10 tips to help you prepare for a big snow storm.
Where Does Hail Come From?First appearing in the 2006 Farmers' Almanac Ouch, that hurts. Hail is just frozen raindrops, but they can range in size from a small pea to a grapefruit.
How Much Do You Know About Hurricanes?First appearing in the 2006 Farmers' Almanac They may be more deadly than you think. Here are some hurricane facts.
The Basics: Hurricanes, Tornadoes and Storm SurgesMost landfalling hurricanes spawn at least one tornado. Read More
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You can still keep vegetables and fruits fresh tasting, even if you freeze them. Learn how.
Make Your Own Cooking MixesSave Time and Money Like the convenience of store-bought cookie, cake, brownie and other mixes, but don't like the cost? Here's a solution.
Natural Headache Remedies8 natural remedies that help relieve the pain associated with infrequent headaches.
Roasting Pumpkin SeedsAfter carving the pumpkin, you may want to roast the seed for an easy, and tasty treat.
Prepare and Freeze Fresh Pumpkin EasilyWant to reuse those pumpkins on your steps for a wonderful Thanksgiving pie?
Want Orange Leaves? Plant White OakIf you enjoy the colors of fall, check out this list. It tells you which trees you should plant, based on leaf color.
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With this easy-to-make pillow, you can rest your weary head and ease the pain of a headache.
Quill Pens Scribed American HistoryThe quill pen scripted major turning points in American history, including the Mayflower Compact. Learn More.
What Is Snow?For some areas, it’s time to break out the snow shovel. Here are a few facts to think about when you clear the driveway.
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Where is the foggiest area in the U.S.? When is fog most likely to occur? You'll find all the answers in this article, plus feel free to watch the Weather Wisdoms video on fog.
Decorating the Christmas TreeDecorating the Christmas tree can be traced back to the 7th century. A wide variety of decorations, including tinsel made with real silver, have been used over the centuries. Here are a few ideas for making your tree special.
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Wonder how to deglaze a pan or make bechamel sauce? Grandma Bianco has passed on a few tips for those who may be a bit new to the kitchen.
Grandma's Cooking How-to'sIf you are experimenting with some new recipes this month, check out these "how-to"s from Grandma Blanche Bianco. She'll teach how to boil pasta, make bechamel sauce and more.
Tips to Relieve Heartburn and Indigestion NaturallyThe holidays for eating is here. Here are some natural ways to help you avoid overeating and possible heartburn.
Zap Those Cold SymptomsWith These Zinc-Filled Foods Zap those cold symptoms with some Zinc-filled foods. Find out how and why.
Keep Fido safe this Holiday SeasonPets, like children, can get in harms way during the holidays. Make sure your home is safe.
Sore Throat SecretsFrom Chamomile tea to Slippery Elm bark, there are many natural ways to ease the discomfort of a sore throat.
Recycle Your Christmas TreeThe holidays are here, and so is one of the best times of the year for watching your waste.
Grow Flowers IndoorsHere's a simple pick me-up for the winter doldrums that will bring some spring indoors!
Weather InstrumentsHere's a quick primer on common weather instruments that may be used to forecast winter temperatures and storms.
Tips for holiday weight lossIf you want to get back on track, here are a few tips on how to lower the fat and calories in your everyday cooking.
The Powers of VinegarRunning out of household ideas that are simple and inexpensive to do? Try opening your closet and digging out that bottle of vinegar.
What makes Green Tea so special?You have probably heard or read that green tea is good for you, but you may not know why or how it is.
Is El Niño a theory or a proven fact?The Paita sailors, who frequently navigate along the coast in small craft, either to the north or the south of that port, name this countercurrent the current of "El Niño" (the child Jesus) because it has been observed to appear immediately after Christmas.
Sauerkraut, it’s not just for hot dogsThere are several creative recipes that can be made with Sauerkraut.
Make Your Own Herbal VinegarEasy and Tasty Suggestions Tired of just plain vinegar? Looking for some good reasons to plant herbs? Check out these easy ways to make herbal vinegar.
Soothing Solutions for Dry, Itchy SkinYour skin needs moisture to stay smooth and supple, and retaining moisture is especially difficult in winter.
Gout, What Is It?Gout is one of the most painful forms of arthritis and has been on the rise in recent decades.
Cooking Terminology and MethodsDredge or dunk? Slice or Julienne? Not everyone knows the difference.
Relief from DandruffGetting relief from dandruff can be hard at times. Below are a few home remedies that may help an often embarrassing condition.
Hurricane GlossaryBe prepared! Learn the differences between an advisory, warning, and more. Here's a list of the most frequently used hurricane terms, and their definitions.
Buy New and Save Money!Energy efficient appliances are now easy to find, and they can save you money.
Extreme Weather StoriesHurricanes, Tornadoes, and Thunderstorms Did hail wreck your car? Wonder why hurricanes form? Do you live in an area prone to twisters? Check out this informative and interesting story about extreme weather conditions.
Winter Preparedness Safety TipsAlong with cold weather, winter can often bring a series of dangerous situations. Be prepared for Mother Nature's worst weather! Find valuable tips and be prepared by reading our story here.
What is a Shamrock?The shamrock is more than a symbol of luck, it has vast religious and historical meaning to St. Patrick and his followers.
Easy Ways to Preserve our EarthWe can all do something to help preserve our earth. It doesn't have to be difficult.
The Many Helpful Uses of Baking SodaBaking soda can help clean your dishes, fruits and vegetables, as well as help out with other household chores.
One Potato, Two Potato, Three Potato, Four: The Story of America's Favorite VegetableAmericans love potatoes, whether it's fried, baked or mashed. They have become one of America's favorite vegetables. In this article, we will get to the roots of the potato, where it came from, and how it made its way onto our plates, and into our hearts.
What is aloe good for?Aloe, a popular houseplant, has a long history as a multipurpose folk remedy.
Baking Soda: The Miracle WorkerBaking soda just may be the original natural cure for many health and home related issues.
Choosing BakewareWhen it comes to bakeware, there are different materials to choose from. Traditional choices like ceramic and metal are joined by newcomers like silicone and glass. How do they compare?
How Does Ice Make Drinks Cold?When you touch ice it's cold. Add it to a drink and the drink gets cold. But how does this frozen water make things cold?
Keep Ants Out Of Your HomeAre the ants marching in? Learn smart living tips on ways to naturally keep these pests from invading your kitchen and home.
Natural Remedies for Life's Natural ItchesLooking for a natural way to soothe a rash, stop poison ivy from itching, or keep bug bites from bugging you? Check out some natural remedies that really work.
Is There Life On Mars?You've heard of the "man on the moon" but what about "man on mars?" Read about the idea of a man on mars here.
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A fish in the sky? Discover why August's full moon is named after a large fish.
Make Your Own TeaNext time you're in the mood for a cup of hot or cold tea, why not head to your garden? Herbal teas can be mad from herbs grown in your backyard or patio.
Useful and Timely Tips from the Farmers' AlmanacDid you know that apples will turn lettuce brown? Or what to do if the plastic wrap you use is clinging to itself? Find the answers and more here.
Drying GourdsWhen should you pick gourds? How can you dry them to use them for crafts and decorations? Learn important tips on ways to dry these unique vegetables.
Ewww... What's that Smell?Before you point the finger at a skunk or start looking around for dirty socks, consider that the source of a bad odor might just be . . . a flower. Some plants are known for their bold, beautiful blooms. Others are known for their sweet, luscious fruit. There are a few plants, however, that are famous for something less romantic: A foul, offensive odor. Here are a few putrid plants to ponder.
Corns --A Natural Foot ProblemEver wonder what that ball is on your foot? Could it be a corn? If so what is a corn and how do you get rid of it?
Pinkeye Tips and CautionsPinkeye is a common eye infection. While highly contagious, there are some natural remedies you may want to try.
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Farmers' Almanac readers elected Apple Pie as America's Dessert. Now check out our top three winning recipes for this tasty pie.
Are You Ready for Fall?Inside and Out? Fall is here! Here's a useful checklist for inside and outside chores that should be done before the cooler weather hits full force.
Did Smelly Feet Ruin Valentine's Dinner?Ahh Valentine's Day. A day to rekindle the romance. The flowers are on the table, the candles are lit, but what is that smell?
Bringing Herbs IndoorsIf your area has not had a killing frost yet, you may still have time to bring your herbs indoor for year-round fresh ingredients.
Natural Cures for Athlete's FootIs athlete's foot leaving you itchy? Learn how to naturally alleviate some of the symptoms of this common problem.
Timely Weather DefinitionsDo you know what these words really mean? Are "squalls" predicted in your area? Do you know what is meant by squalls? What is the halo around the moon caused by?
Best Baking Tips From the Farmers' AlmanacJust in time for Thanksgiving! 'Tis the time to head to the kitchen! The holidays are a great time to bake. Make your time easier by checking out our useful tips.
Forgotten Cures for a StomachacheHoliday parties and indulging leaving you feeling a little off? Here are some natural cures for upset stomachs.
At What Altitude Do Clouds Stop Forming?Ever flown above the clouds? Sometimes it seems as though you can't fly high enough. Learn more about clouds here.
Peppermint: More than just a popular flavorGot a headache? Sore throat? Upset stomach? Try peppermint! This popular flavor has some interesting healing properties.
Top ELEVEN Most Memorable Weather EventsIn 1999 we published an article on the 100 Most Memorable Weather Events over the past century. In 2001, we went further back in weather history and named the Top 10. In 2007 we added one more event to the list.
Helpful Hints for the HomeNeed some organization? How about a tip on ways to deodorize a smelly microwave? These and more are right here.
4 Ways to Make Winter More FunCabin fever taking over your home? Check out out top 4 ways to make winter more fun.
Flu or Cold - How can you tell?Sneezing? Coughing? Fever? Learn helpful ways to distinguish between a cold and the flu.
Need some help in the kitchen?Farmers' Almanac shares useful cooking tips. Learn how to make eggs fluffier, meatballs easier, and vegetables more full of flavor.
Make Your Own Valentine CandyCandied Cherries Looking for something sweet for your sweetie? Check out this homemade, easy treat.
Go GREEN when you CleanTired of the toxic and expensive house cleaning supplies? Check out a few of our favorite home-made, greener choices.
Everything Ice Isn't Always NICE!(Unless it's in your favorite drink.) What is ice? Does hail only fall in the summer? Why are ice storms so devastating?
Dental Tips George Washington Could’ve Used!Learn how eating apples, figs, and strawberries can keep your teeth whiter and cleaner.
Easy Ways to CompostDon't throw it away! Compost it! It's better for the environment and for your gardens.
Could These Remedies Really Stop the Hiccups?Old Time Hiccup Remedies Remembered Check out these remedies from the past! Some are a bit crazy others may work!
5 Fun Cures for Spring FeverIs the ideas of warm weather making you anxious to get outdoors? Check out some fun ways to enjoy spring, even if you still have snow outside.
Celebrate Spring FlavorsFavorite spring-time recipes. Looking for some new spring-time dishes to try? Check out our picks.
Springtime Often Means MUD TimeTips and tricks to keep mud outside. Warmer weather means melting. Melting often leads to mud. Find some helpful ways to keep mud to a minimum this season.
Top Ten Rainiest Cities In AprilApril Showers Bring Rainy Towns Think April is a rainy month in your home town? Imagine receiving more than 12 inches in one month! These cities really do get a lot of rain!
Amazing Hummingbird FactsDid you know a hummingbird's heart beats 500 times a minute? Or that it can fly backwards? Learn more about these tiny birds.
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Tune into life's simple pleasures by exercising your senses. Learn how here.
Got Rain? These places don't have much!Top Ten DRIEST Places in the USA Rain, rain where are you? Imagine receiving less than 10 inches of rain in an entire year? It happens in these ten US towns.
What is Earth Day?April 22 is Earth Day. Ever wonder how and why Earth Day became a holiday of sorts?
5 Ways You May Be Inadvertently Hurting the EarthFind out if your everyday actions may be hurting the earth.
Bug Bite? Reach for the toothpaste.Everyday remedies for annoying bug bites. Warmer weather means more outdoor time and more bugs. Find out how to easily take the sting out of the season.
Top Feel Good Gifts For MomMake her, the earth, and you feel good. The secret to a great Mother's Day Gift is giving from the heart. Check out our earth-friendly, thoughtful ideas here.
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Looking for a new recipe for Mother's Day? Here are a few favorites from the Farmers' Almanac.
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Sunburn can catch you off guard, even when you use sun block. Here are some natural ways to help east the pain of sunburned skin.
8 Fun Ways to Hook Kids on FishingFishing season is here. Take the kids and instill in them a love for the outdoors. Here are some tips on ways to get started.
Keep Your Skin HealthyNaturally and Inexpensively Good skin is important. Check out some natural ways to keep your skin healthy without going broke.
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If June is wet, will September be dry? Check out some fun weather lore sayings we found about the 6th month of the year.
Summer Food Safety TipsWarmer weather means more picnics and outdoor food. Here are some simple but important tips on ways to keep food safe this summer.
11 Smart Ways to Make Your Money Last LongerThe cost of living is rising! Here are some of our favorite cost-cutting, penny-pinching tips from past editions of the Farmers’ Almanac:
Perfect Father's Day FoodsTreat dad to a special dinner or lunch. Check out these delicious dad-approved recipes.
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Prevent Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke The temperature is rising! Be prepared! Here are some useful tips and natural ways to avoid heat-related health issues.
What the Hail?Learn more about thunderstorms and hail. Inside a thunderstorm, there are many crazy things - updrafts, winds, ice. Find out more about hail and thunderstorms.
Got a Cut? Reach for the Onions.Natural Remedies for Cuts and Bruises. The summer season is just about here. Schools are out, kids are outside, and cuts and bruises become more prevalent. Here are a few ways to help these cuts heal quicker and more naturally:
Good Manners in the Great OutdoorsHelp keep nature beautiful. Get outside and enjoy it, but be polite about it.
Top Ten Best Outdoor Wedding CitiesWedding season is here. More weddings happen between May and October than any other time of year. Check out where the best outdoor wedding cities are.
Fourth of July SIZZLERS!Top Ten HOTTEST Independence Days Fourth of July is a time for picnics, parades, and fireworks, but maybe not in these towns. Check out how HOT some places get during this patriotic holiday.
Traveling Green on Your Honeymoon5 Great Green Travel Tips Going green doesn't have to mean sacrificing luxury. Check out these helpful green hints.
Recipes
Scare up this cake for all your ghosts and goblins on Halloween. You'll have them shouting "yum" instead of "boo!"
Poached salmon with a rich egg sauce makes a lovely light lunch!
These refrigerator rolls can be made with leftover mashed potatoes. After the dough is made, shape rolls into a variety of styles.
A cream of asparagus soup with asparagus and milk, along with butter and seasonings.
This dish is, simply put, an extremely easy one-pot meal ideal for your busy day!
Pour Green Chili Gravy over top of this casserole for added flavor with this can't miss meal!
Easy to prepare and full of flavor, this Spanish rice recipe is a great Mexican side dish
In the south, and particularly in the mountains, chow-chow is a favorite relish to be eaten with a bowl of pinto beans!
This pumpkin butter is an excellent hostess present, and is a wonderful spread for pumpkin biscuits.
A recipe for fresh tomato sauce for spaghetti. Recipe ingredients include tomatoes, cumin, parsley, garlic, salt, mushrooms and ...
Traditionally, gumbo begins with a roux of butter and flour. Toasting the flour in a dry pan on the stove provides a flavorful roux in this Creole specialty.
A Southern tradition, this simple and hearty one-pot meal is great to serve for a variety of occasions.
This is a healthy, fresh tasting bean salad that will give you an easy way to enjoy the many nutritional benefits of beans.
In Britain, pickled onions and pickled eggs are often sold in pubs and fish & chip shops.
The king of all table birds is the turkey. Although it is appearing more often at times other than Thanksgiving and Christmas, the turkey deserves an appearance regularly in the daily diet. Not only is it mighty good eating, it's a valuable source of proteins, vitamin B and iron. And it's low in calories.
Made ahead, a bowl of this salad would make a well-rounded lunch, or dinner for one of those too-busy-to-cook nights.
Make this incredibly delicious drink and enjoy it while trimming the Christmas tree.
The aroma of apples and cinnamon make this apple dumpling recipe delicious to make and to eat!
The aromatic signals that broadcast from a slow simmering Brunswick Stew brings everyone into the kitchen anxious for a taste.
A mouth watering dish Italian Style is delicious as is, but you can easily add other vegetables!
Polenta is just cornmeal. It was something my mother made often. She made it instead of potatoes, and it was incredibly delicious. It is a dish that was quite common in Florence, her native region of Italy.
This delightful, red soup from the Ukraine may be served either hot or cold. Through the centuries, the meat base has included chicken, duck, goose, turkey and beef. A favorite recipe uses a fat brisket of beef or flank.
Bread Pudding, first known as a "poor man's pudding", is an old fashioned dessert that has been popular for a long time.
This is a hearty and colorful milk-based chowder with celery, canned corn, and bacon.
Comforting, easy, and delicious this is a twist from the regular spaghetti dish.
Small Sugar Pumpkin is an heirloom pumpkin dating back to the 1800's. Dependable and easy to grow, it boasts high quality, stringless, thick, sweet flesh that is great for making pies. Organic seeds are available from Seeds of Change at www.seedsofchange.com.
Treat your family like royalty with this deliciously elegant casserole. A majestic combination of tender chicken, wild rice, slivered almonds, and mushrooms.
We can't think of a better Chocolate Cake Moment than to have fun in the kitchen making Chocolate Yum Yum Cake!
Swedish meatballs can be served as an appetizer or at dinner with steamed rice and a vegetable.
This pound cake has a big splash of lemon flavor and is appropriate for any occasion.
Candied sweet potatoes are especially good with roasted turkey, and this recipe is extra good.
Scrumptious fresh clams, hearty potatoes and creamery butter, this classic may sweep your taste buds out to sea.
After Thanksgiving take what's left of the turkey carcass and make a delicious turkey soup to enjoy for days.
Dumplings may be any of a wide variety of dishes, both sweet and savory, in several different cuisines. They are either made from balls of dough or are flattened and sliced.
This really simple roast leg of lamb recipe is perfect for those who have never cooked a leg of lamb. You don't need many ingredients, but the taste is gourmet!
Here is a rich, comforting dessert from Eastern Europe. Its flavor comes from chewy raisins and fragrant nutmeg.
This sweet and sour pot roast is flavored with onions, vinegar, brown sugar, and other seasonings.
Having a frosty glass of this chocolate punch is almost like sipping a chocolate shake.
This corn and potato chowder uses whole kernel corn. This recipe can be changed by adding crumbled bacon!
Videos
Water Garden - The Garden GirlPatti Moreno demonstrates how to maintain a healthy permaculture backyard garden by implementing a water garden.
Home ECOnomics: Water AeratorsLearn how you can save 50% off your water bill every month with this simple, affordable water-conserving device.
Tornados, Water Spouts, and Land SpoutsHow do these three destructive forces of nature differ? Farmers' Almanac TV looks at both the differences and the similarities of these cylindrical wind storms.
The Pumpkin PaddleThere are actually people who get into very, very large pumpkins and race over very, very cold water to win the annual Windsor, Nova Scotia Pumpkin Paddle.
Products
Garden-opoly
Each player buys garden favorites, collects Clay Pots and trades them in for Greenhouses. Sounds easy enough - but add aphid infestation, water bills and a dandelion outbreak and it becomes a little more difficult... and a lot more...
Farmers' Almanac Garden Tool Bag
Organize your gardening tools with our attractive and useful garden bag. Complete with 5 of the most needed garden tools: Trowel, cultivator, weeder, pruner, and 30 meters of garden twine with cutter.This water resistant, nylon bag makes gardening even more...
Electronic Rain Guage
Help a garden grow with Downeaster's electronic rain gauge. This fine instrument helps answer one of the gardener's most important questions: have my plants had enough water? Features two electronic memories for storing storm and annual accumulations.
Insulated Water Duffel
Insulated water duffel, with sports bottle. Comes with one 1 liter bottle (plastic)
Hummingbird Garden Feeder
A lovely bird feeder for any garden.9" DiameterIncludes 16.5" Garden Stake
Garden Wisdom Book
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Garden Chair with Tools
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Garden Apron and Three Piece Tool Kit
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Fresh Magnolia Blooms
We now offer Magnolia Blooms, never before available because of their short life span, cut straight from the farm and shipped express delivery to you. The 10 Magnolia Blooms are shipped in a special insulated container, individually sleeved to...
Garden Gourmet Composter
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Vegetable Garden Wheel
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3- Book Set - kitchen tips, garden hints, country living tips
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Save even more by purchasing the 3-volume set for only $19.95. The set makes a fantastic gift for you or a gardener or cook you might know! Pearls of Country Wisdom yields more than 700 pearls of wit and...
Amphibian - DK Eyewitness
Imagine leading a double life......on land and in water. Leap into the fascinating world of frogs, toads, and salamanders, and get a close-up look at the amazing variety of colors, shapes, and sizes in the amphibian family.
Fishin'-opoly
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Desert - DK Eyewitness VHS
The Desert video treks across the Earth's most parched places to find some of the greatest stories of adaption and survival. Meet the extraordinary inhabitants of the desert, and witness their startling strategies to capture and conserve that most...
Foxfire 6
Need some ideas for children? Over 100 toys and games inside.This sixth volume celebrates the playful and innovative heritage of Appalachia, featuring 100 toys and games, from bow and arrows to merry-go-rounds, flying jennys to puzzles, cornstalk fiddles to...
Dragonfly Birdbath & Pedestal
A beautiful and elegant addition to any garden or patio.Dimensions: 15" Diameter and 24" Chain
Season 2 Episode 9
There are actually people who get into very large pumpkins and race over very, very cold water to win the annual Windsor, Nova Scotia Pumpkin Paddle. The students at Humboldt State University have ideas, about incorporating appropriate technology into all...
6" Pinecone Tube Feeder
A beautiful addition to any garden.Tube 6" TallRoof 9.5" SquareOverall Height 9" (not including hanger)
12" Oakleaf Tube Feeder
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Trumpet Vine Tube Bird Feeder
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Aluminum Sports Chair
The lightweight and durable folding aluminum Sports Chair is perfect for outdoor leisure. In addition to being lightweight, a removable shoulder strap makes this chair very easy to carry. The extra-wide seat (made from durable 600D polyester) and padded armrests...
Episode One
EPISODE ONE: COMBINE CRASHES & CHARMING BEESA crashing good time is had by all at the Combine Demolition Derby in Washington State; kids learn about the living creatures in a garden; and Farmers' Almanac TV viewers meet a Savannah bee...
Cow Over Moon Weathervane
A whimsical Garden Weathervane crafted from rust-free aluminum features the cow that jumped over the moon. Six foot height for easy visibility it includes ground pin for easy set up. Dimensions: 20.5"L x 11"W plus 5'stake
Excursion Picnic Trolley
Deluxe Picnic Trolley with deluxe service for 4. The Excursion Picnic Trolley is in a class of it's own. This original design from Picnic Time, Inc. features room for four bottles of wine, separate insulated food section (with water proof...
Foliate Large Hose Holder
Leaf it here! This large Foliate Hose Holder brings both sturdy functionality and delicate artistry to your lawn or garden. And its tasteful design inspires the least likely family members to 'leave' the hose where it belongs! 23"L x...
The Waistie Pouch
The Waistie Pouch™ is a revolutionary garden pouch that makes routine gardening tasks easier.It is ideal for weeding, deadheading, pruning flowers, collecting herbs and berries and so much more. No more dragging the trash can around or leaving messy...
Foxfire 11
This book teaches a philosophy of simplicity in living that is truly enduring.This eleventh volume celebrates the rituals and recipes of Appalachia, featuring sections on the old homeplace, wild plant uses, planting and growing a garden, preserving food - pickling,...