Folklore

Articles of weather folklore, flower lore, myths, legends and more from the Farmers’ Almanac.

Who Is Jack Frost?

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Is Jack Frost nipping at your nose? If so, you might be interested in the origin of this enduring winter character. Learn more!

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When Is the Next Palindrome Date?

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A palindrome is a term for when a word or phrase is spelled the same way backward as it is forward. Some examples include level, kayak, civic, and radar. But number sequences, dates, and times may also be palindromes: 3/20/23 and 11:11. Palindrome dates are especially notable because they are rare. For this reason, they

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September Birth Flowers: Aster and Morning Glory

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The traditional September birth flowers are the aster and the morning glory. Learn where these beautiful blooms get their names and interesting symbolism about each. Flowers are fascinating because they contain many layers of meaning that people have ascribed to them over thousands of years. There is a whole sub-category of etiquette surrounding which flowers

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