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Daily Newsletter for Thursday, September 27, 2018

Worst Modern Hurricanes Worst Hurricanes in American History (Part III) Now that we are well into hurricane season, we’ll continue to look back at some of the most notable hurricanes that have hit the United States. Previously, we’ve looked at storms from the early 1900s through the early 1990s. Let’s now take a look at five more recent hurricanes.   READ MORE

Curing and Storing Pumpkins How to Grow, Cure and Store Pumpkins Pumpkins are real stars in the fall vegetable garden.   WATCH VIDEO

Holiday Dish Towels Festive and cheery! Nicely made, easy-care cotton.   LEARN MORE   $9.99

Upside-Down Apple Pie Upside-Down Apple Pie With Pecans Want an apple pie to impress your friends and family? Make Upside-Down Apple Pie With Pecans!   READ MORE

Almanac Field to Fork Cookbook A collection of more than 120 mouthwatering recipes from The Old Farmer’s Almanac, plus kitchen tips and food facts and folklore.      LEARN MORE   $14.95

Squash and Sausage Pasta Butternut Squash With Penne and Sausage Ready for comfort food? Butternut squash and sausage are mouthwatering partners in this simple but satisfying pasta dish.    READ MORE

The 2019 Old Farmer's Almanac Gardening Calendar Our perennial best-seller for over 40 years! Features original, full-color illustrations.   LEARN MORE   $9.99

Eat Those Colorful Veggies! Eat the Rainbow of Fruit and Vegetables for Health Ever heard of “eating a rainbow” of vegetables and fruit? Nature’s pigments are amazing at protecting plants—and us! Each plant color offers a different health benefit, so you need variety. We have a handy chart so that you can eat from four different color groups to improve your body’s health. If you are a gardener, consider choosing plants from each color category, as each one offers unique benefits for your health.   READ MORE

Natural Pine Wind Spinner Add some interest to your yard with this classic wind spinner! Watch the video to see it in action. Made in Vermont.   LEARN MORE   $15.99