The Old Farmer's Almanac

100% ACCURATE WEATHER PREDICTOR! If it's wet, it's raining. If it's white, it's snowing. If it's moving, it's windy. If there's a leaf on it, it's Autumn. If it's not visible, it's pretty darn foggy...

The most original puzzle book in years, with more than 250 mind-boggling puzzles on 96 pages that will put you to the test: rebuses, syncopations, ellipses, charades, riddles, enigmas, conundrums,...

Webinar Recording Event Occurred November 18, 2021 Stumped by yellow leaves or mysterious creepy crawlies? From Christmas cacti to orchids, all plants have their quirks! In this webinar, learn the...

Gardening Webcast: Planting for Pollinators DATE:  June 15, 2023 Pollinators are under a lot of pressure these days. Fortunately, our gardens can be easily (and beautifully) tailored to...

Beginner GardeningWebinar Recording – Event Occurred February 18, 2021  Looking to start your first garden? Or picking up from where you left off last year? Let us walk you through...

Hydroponics: How to Create Your Own Indoor Garden  Get instant access to a recorded webinar given by an Almanac editor that demystifies the technique of hydroponic gardening indoors...

The Old Farmer's Almanac plant food fertilizer spikes are packed with nutrients specially formulated for robust tomatoes, vegetables, berries, fruits and herbs. Our patented TruSpikes™ are...

The Old Farmer’s Almanac Houseplant & Flower Plant Food Spikes are naturally formulated with the essential nutrients your houseplants & flowers need to grow and thrive. Our patented...

Guide to Spices & Herbs in the Kitchen, from The Old Farmer's Almanac's editors, takes the guesswork out of creating flavorful meals, making cooking even more enjoyable. This 16-page guide...

Designed to resemble a vintage advertising thermometer! Commercial advertising on wall thermometers has a storied history, harkening back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These functional...

Have you ever wondered about the hole in the top left-hand corner of The Old Farmer’s Almanac? The holes first appeared in the late 1700s, when we made our earliest Almanacs. Readers discovered...