By Farmers’ Almanac Staff A pumpkin patch visit is one of fall’s great pleasures. But bring home that perfect pumpkin...

A tree doesn’t check the calendar to know when autumn has arrived. It responds to changes in its surroundings, especially...

Gather fallen branches, bring out an old crock, and add a few pumpkins. These natural Halloween decorating ideas will help you put together a charming fall porch.

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year. That alone deserves a spot on the calendar, but October 2026 has plenty...

Stretchy fake spiderwebs are an easy way to give your porch a spooky look, but birds and other wildlife can...

Stink bugs are looking for winter shelter, and a gap around your window is all the invitation they need. In...

Buying pumpkins in September? A few smart choices can help your fall display last longer. Learn how to choose a healthy pumpkin, prevent damage, store it properly, and save the carving for Halloween week.

Daylight Saving Time is scheduled to end November 1, 2026, when clocks fall back one hour. But Congress is considering legislation that could end the twice-yearly clock change. Here’s what happens next.

How much daylight will your state lose before winter? See our state-by-state guide showing the dramatic difference in daylight between the fall equinox and winter solstice—from just over an hour in Hawaii to nearly six hours in Alaska.

It’s official—fall begins today, September 22, 2026! The autumnal equinox arrives tonight at 8:05 p.m. EDT, marking the astronomical beginning...