| Among the changing months, May stands confest
The sweetest, and in fairest colours dressed!
Soft as the breeze that fans the smiling field;
Sweet as the breath that opening roses yield.
–James Thomson (1700–48) |
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Tomato Time!
Tomatoes
Enjoy our tomato-growing page covering planting through harvesting—and even tomato recipes! |
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Native Bees Rule!
Native Bees: The Best Pollinators for Your Garden
The super-pollinators of the garden are … native bees! While honeybees have their place, it’s our native solitary bees—such as mason bees and leafcutter bees—which are vital to our flowers and food. See how to bring these docile bees to your garden. |
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| SPONSORED Cardiologist: “I Beg Everyone To Quit 3 Foods”
There are 4 foods that can hijack the chemicals in your brain. These foods can “rewire” your brain and cause you to crave fat, sugars, and carbs, even when your stomach is full – and worst of all, they could be the reason why you are gaining weight. |
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What is the Flower Moon?
Full Moon for May 2019
Learn about the full Moon for May 2019. Why is it called the Full Flower Moon? Why is it a Blue Moon? When is the best time to see the full Moon? Here are Moon facts and folklore from The Old Farmer’s Almanac. |
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Another Use for Rhubarb?
Lighten Your Hair with Rhubarb
Fading blond? Mousy brown? Bring on the rhubarb! Here’s how to naturally lighten your hair using nothing but rhubarb and water. |
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THE OLD FARMER SELECTED THESE PRODUCTS FOR YOU |
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