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Daily Newsletter for Wednesday, November 28, 2018

Almanac Vs. NOAA Winter Forecast The Old Farmer's Almanac and NOAA Predict a Less Severe Winter Like clockwork, the weather forecasters at NOAA have released an update for their annual winter weather outlook. So, how do their predictions compare to those of The Old Farmer’s Almanac? Let’s take a look.   READ MORE

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Dreams and Moon Lore Moon Lore: Dreams There are many dreams and superstitions about the Moon. Here are a handful to contemplate:   READ MORE

Spring Bulbs for Christmas Spring Bulbs: The Perfect Present for Any Gardener Whether it’s a particular smell which triggers childhood memories or the way they brighten a dull winter’s day, spring bulbs grown indoors are a wonderful gift, bringing the spirit of spring to your house even when your garden is dormant.   WATCH VIDEO

Balsam Fir Pillows Traditionally Given as a Sign of Friendship The delightful forest smell will last for years! Check out our large selection of designs.   LEARN MORE   $12.95-$26.95

Coriander and Cilantro Coriander and Cilantro Cilantro is a fast-growing, aromatic, annual herb that grows best in the cooler weather of spring and fall. Here’s how to grow cilantro (and coriander) in your garden.   READ MORE

Christmas Aprons These aprons are 100% cotton for easy care and have bold holiday prints. Impress your guests! Supplies are limited.   LEARN MORE   $24.99

The Five-Second Rule The Five-Second Rule: Fact or Fiction? We’ve all done it: Yelled “5-second rule!” after dropping food on the floor, then quickly picked it up and popped it into our mouths. The as­sumption is that 5 seconds is not a long enough time for the food to pick up harmful bacteria. Or is it?   READ MORE

Etched Porcelain Night Lights Porcelain artwork that comes alive with detail and shadow when lit from behind!   LEARN MORE   $29.99