Folklore

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

What Is Your Zodiac Sign? Zodiac Sign Dates And More

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“What’s your zodiac sign?” You’ve probably been asked this question more times than you can count. Whether it’s when meeting an acquaintance, going on a first date, or even chatting with coworkers, the interest in astrology and zodiac sign compatibility is more popular than ever and on the top of many people’s minds. Even if you

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Strawberry Moon Horoscopes — June 2023

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Hey FA Readers! Due to the popularity of last month’s full Moon horoscopes, we reviewed our popular Zodiac Calendar and consulted globally recognized astrologer Kyle Thomas to create a special report for the next full Moon! Here are ways that June’s Strawberry Moon may affect you according to your zodiac sign. Strawberry Moon 2023 Astrology

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Birth Month Flowers: How To Plant A Family Garden

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Design a landscape that’s meaningful and memorable for you and your loved ones by planting your family’s birth month flowers. Categorized by month and blooming conditions, birth flowers hold a special meaning similar to birthstones and zodiac signs. Many believe they can represent your personality, emotions, and relationships — helping you form a deeper connection

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Dandelions And 5 More Plants That Predict The weather

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Did you know that there are plants that predict the weather? Dandelions and these five other plants can tell you when it may rain, the temperature outside, and more! Dandelions Despite their reputation as pesky lawn weeds, dandelions are also good indicators of rain—especially since you’re likely to find them wherever you go! Like pimpernels

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Snow Myths And Odd Facts

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Ever wonder if it’s true that no two snowflakes are alike? How about if large snowflakes mean the storm won’t last long? Learn the truth about popular myths and bizarre facts that you’ll want to tell a friend about. After reading this, you may find yourself building an igloo! Snow Myths Explained Contrary to popular

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When Is The Next Friday The 13th?

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Friday the 13th is considered to bring bad luck in some Western cultures, similar to beliefs that bad luck comes from walking under a ladder, seeing a black cat crossing your path, or breaking a mirror. But how did this superstition begin, why thirteen, and when is the next Friday the 13th? We explain. Friday The

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January Birthstone — Garnet, The Great Karma Stone

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The January birthstone, garnet, is associated with karma and good health. In ancient times, garnet was believed to heal soldiers’ wounds. Discover fascinating folklore and facts about this striking gem below. Folklore Ancient Symbol Of Life Ancient Egyptians believed Garnets symbolized life. They used them to honor their Goddess of War and Protectress of Healing,

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6 Native American And Indigenous Winter Traditions

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Native American and Indigenous Peoples honor the winter season by slowing down, visiting the mountains, and otherwise recognizing the interconnectedness of humanity, nature, and the stars above. The colder months are a time to become more conscious and to heal—individually and collectively, as a planet. “We take care of Mother Earth, she will take care

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How To Make An Onion Forecast (Onion Calendar)

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Did you know you can make an onion forecast to predict the weather? An “Onion Calendar” It’s a time-honored folk weather forecasting technique used to predict levels of moisture for each month of the year ahead. All it takes is an onion, salt, a knife, and a little bit of patience! Learn more about this

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Folklore And History Of The Christmas Gnome!

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‘Tis the season for long white beards, reddened noses, pudgy bellies, and red pointed caps. Here come the Christmas gnomes! But where do these quirky characters come from, how have they become associated with Christmas, and what is our fascination with their distinctive look and charm? Is there a connection with garden gnomes? We explain.

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