Gardening Know How is a digital media platform ranked #12 in ComScore's Lifestyle/Home category and #1 globally in the Gardening category on SimilarWeb. Each year, more than 180 million gardening enthusiasts turn to us for information and inspiration & top brands and advertisers rely on us to connect to their core customers.
Whether an apartment dweller with an interest in houseplants, a novice gardener putting in a vegetable garden, or a master gardener looking for the latest tips and trends, everyone is welcome here. With over 14,000 articles and more being published every day, our site is a virtual encyclopedia of practical, expert gardening information for every level of gardening enthusiast.
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The Old Farmer’s Almanac is North America’s best-selling periodical and oldest continuously published almanac—and it’s still going strong. Founded in 1792 during George Washington’s presidency, the Almanac reaches millions of readers each year across print, digital, and social platforms.
From trusted long-range weather predictions and gardening guidance to astronomy, folklore, recipes, and practical wisdom, the Almanac remains a relevant and relied-upon guide in a changing world.
As our founder, Robert B. Thomas, wisely put it, we continue to “strive always to be useful, but with a pleasant degree of humor.”