September strews the woodlot o'er With many a brilliant color; The world is brighter than before, Why should our hearts be duller? –Thomas W. Parsons (1819–92)
Dr. Rand McClain, the Los Angeles based “Doctor to the Stars,” released his new technique for what some are calling the “Body Restore formula.” McClain feels the technique works best for people over 40, particularly those who may be experiencing excessive fatigue, weaker bodies, and even “foggy” thinking. Watch the video now!
Hibiscus The hardy perennial hibiscus, also called rose mallow or swamp rose, adds the beauty of a tropical hibiscus to the garden, but can withstand cold winter temperatures that kill the actual tropical varieties. Here’s how to grow hibiscus in your garden!
Saving Vegetable and Flower Seeds for Replanting Saving seeds from your favorite plants and swapping them with friends is one of the best ways to share your love of gardening. Why save seeds? It can be economical, since a single flower can generate dozens or even hundreds of seeds. And it lets you keep your favorite flowers or crops growing next year!
Special hardcover edition with new, useful, and entertaining matter! Also featuring astronomical tables, tides, holidays, eclipses, and weather forecasts for all 18 regions of the United States.
Is Your Farmers' Market the Real Deal? When you are shopping at your local farm stand or farmers’ market, be on the lookout for cheaters and fakes. Here’s how.
Canning and Preserving Your Harvest If you are blessed with an overabundance of fresh fruit and vegetables, preserve your harvest for winter. Canning is one time-honored way. Here’s an overview on how to can!
