Welcome May! This month is about the happiness that unfolds as blossoms burst forth in vibrant colors. For many people in the Northern Hemisphere, thoughts of summer fun come to mind as temperatures rise to comfortable new highs and spring’s stormy weather tends to balance out. Farmers’ Almanac invites you to discover delightful May birth

Lily of the valley is a sweet, nostalgic flower that typically thrives during the rich spring conditions of May. These clumping blooms sprout their delicate bell-like blossoms throughout the month, making them a lovely choice for the May birth month flower. But how much do you know about lily of the valley meaning and the

Welcome April! This month arrives after the change of seasons from winter into spring (in the Northern Hemisphere) and therefore symbolizes innocent beginnings, which must be protected. Deep healing comes through that process, leading to beautiful new growth all around you—from lush gardens to joyful friends and family. The Farmers’ Almanac invites you to explore many different

With their sunny booms, quick growth, and innocent childhood associations, daisies are the ultimate spring flower and a perfect choice as the April birth flower. But why are these sweet blooms associated with April and what does folklore say about daisy flower meaning? Here’s everything you need to know about daisies to celebrate spring. Plus,

Welcome March! This month is all about transitions and rebirth. It represents the reawakening of nature and a period of rejuvenation and personal growth to match! Let’s acknowledge the renewal and the prospects of new beginnings. The Farmers Almanac invites you to discover many different March symbols: flowers, stones, zodiac signs, herbs, and bird of the month,

Hello February! This month is all about cozy moments and peaceful thoughts. Let’s appreciate the calm and lovely side of the February birth month by learning what makes it special. The Farmers’ Almanac invites you to check out all the different signs and February symbols: flowers, stones, zodiac signs, herbs and bird of the month, and more!

Welcome January! It’s a time for new aspirations and fresh beginnings. Enjoy this remarkable month to the fullest by joining the Farmers’ Almanac as we take a deep dive into the many symbols for January birth month, including flowers, stones, herbs, bird of the month, zodiac signs, and more! Ahead you’ll also find January fun

January’s birth month flower, the carnation, brings colorful and long-lasting blooms to an otherwise dull winter month. But what do carnation flowers symbolize, why are they associated with January, and how can you grow them? These fascinating facts and folklore will make you appreciate this understated flower all year long! About Carnations A fragrant perennial,

The date on 12/31/23 (which appears as “123123”) may have you counting up before you countdown to the New Year! Learn how rare this date is and the 123 “angel number” meaning. What Is An Angel Number? Have you ever stumbled upon a sequence of numbers that seemed to follow you around? These numbers are known as

According to popular folklore, a persimmon can predict winter weather. How do you make a persimmon forecast? It’s easy. Just split open seeds of a locally grown fruit and look at the pattern inside. Here’s everything you need to know: “Some people believe persimmon seeds can predict the severity of winter weather,” says Farmers’ Almanac