
Each spring, fields of bluebonnets pop up along Texas roadways and in fields, making for an incredible sight. Learn the legends surrounding this beautiful blue flower, how it became the beloved Texas state flower, and how to grow your own!
Read MoreArticles of weather folklore, flower lore, myths, legends and more from the Farmers’ Almanac.
Each spring, fields of bluebonnets pop up along Texas roadways and in fields, making for an incredible sight. Learn the legends surrounding this beautiful blue flower, how it became the beloved Texas state flower, and how to grow your own!
Read MoreForsythia in full bloom are a welcome sight after a long winter. But do those yellow flowers mean snow is on the way? See the history and folklore surrounding these harbingers of spring.
Read MoreLearn the folklore, legends, and spiritual symbols of these beautiful birds, plus how to attract them to your backyard!
Read MoreNative Americans had their own names and legends for the stars to teach lessons and explain the world around them. Read about them here.
Read MoreWe know cats are a lot of things, but weather predictors? See what folklore says about these furry felines' forecasting abilities.
Read MoreWhen our loved ones pass, do they communicate that they are still with us? Here are the 6 most common signs that may hold the answer.
Read MoreBirthstones are so much more than elegant stones for celebrating your birthday. They have a deep history that originates in the first century and healing properties that many people believe to this day. The following article explains how this popular tradition evolved over time. As you scroll to the bottom of this page you’ll discover
Read MoreThe month of November is very much known as a transition month, as fall blends into winter. Leaves have left the trees and nature prepares for cold. Did our ancestors watch for signs this month?
Read MoreNeed good luck? We explain where this quirky tradition and superstition came from.
Read MoreBefore Doppler radar and other high-tech gizmos, people relied on indicators from the natural world to predict the weather. See the list!
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