Paschal full Moon, Passover, chives, veggies for shade

Easter and the Paschal Full Moon
Did you know that the date of Easter is tied to the full Moon and the March equinox? Let us explain this curious connection …

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Vegetables to Grow in Shade
Not all of us are blessed with a sunny gardening space! See a list of vegetables (and fruit) that will grow in partial shade, vegetables that will NOT grow in shade, and tips to make the most of the light available in your garden. Plus, see three examples of garden designs for a partial-shade...

Chives
Chives are a perennial member of the onion family that sport beautiful edible flowers. Here’s how to grow chives in your garden!

Observe, delight, and write! Chronicle the weather day by day. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or an armchair weather watcher, this notebook is the perfect place to log daily weather. Perfect for those who like to keep an eye on the sky!

Passover 2021: When Does Passover Begin?
Passover begins at sundown on Saturday, March 27. What does this annual holiday celebrate? Learn about Passover’s meaning and find traditional recipes, including charoset and beef brisket.

These fragrance diffuser and candle gift sets are a great way to welcome spring into your home. The perfect fit for any room, they’re a lovely treat for yourself or a friend!

Classic Beef Brisket

In a Jewish family, a brisket is the center of the holiday table. In Texas, a brisket would go on the grill.

Find out in The Old Farmer’s Almanac Garden Guide! Learn more about staying on top of 2021 gardening trends like sharing your prizewinning vegetables over Instagram and creating gorgeous foliage bouquets!