| For glad Spring has begun,
And to the ardent sun
The earth, long time so bleak,
Turns a frost-bitten cheek. –Celia Thaxter (1835–94) |
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Growing Hyacinths!
Hyacinths
Hyacinth bulbs are planted in the fall and bloom in the spring. Here’s a guide to planting and growing hyacinths in your home and garden! |
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Foaming Hand Soap
These luxurious soaps contain shea butter and aloe vera for gentle cleansing and moisturizing. Choose from different scents. Each comes in a good-looking, generously-sized bottle. |
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Growing Tomatoes From Seed
Grow Tomatoes From Seed the Easy Way
Grow tomatoes by seed! Besides finding them a fraction of the cost of grocery-store tomatoes, you can experiment with all kinds of delicious flavors. |
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Wine Bottle Lights
Create a little warm ambient lighting from an empty wine bottle! Choose a bottle from a special celebration or your favorite winery or because of its interesting shape and color. |
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Large Matchboxes
Matchboxes in 10 dazzling designs. Each box contains approximately 50 large wooden matches with color-coordinated tips. Matchboxes measure a generous 4.4 inches by 2.5 inches. |
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Best of the Almanac
Frozen Death
First published in 1943, this is still one of the all-time favorite (and most debated) stories among Almanac readers. |
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The Old Farmer’s Almanac 2018 Gardener’s Special
The Special Way to a Great Garden! SAVE 20% over buying separately (over $6 off!). Also, get a FREE Gardening Calendar if you order today ($9.99 value). NEW Garden Guide NEW The Gift of Gardening Gardening Notebook |
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Spring-Clean With 6 Ingredients
Spring-Cleaning Naturally: 6 Ingredients
When it comes to spring-cleaning or any kind of housecleaning, I use an array of six admirably versatile natural cleaning products: vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice, salt, borax, wood ash. |
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Countrified Coffee Mugs
Large, double-sided, dishwasher-safe mugs. Choose from 4 fun designs! Handles work equally well for both left- and right-handed people. Each mug includes a generously-sized hole that allows coffee to pour out when the mug is tilted. |
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