
Commonplace Almanac is the seasonal journal of A Farm to Keep, following plants, people, and handmade traditions through history and the turning year. Each month offers a story, practice, or perspective for living more attentively with the seasons.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 24 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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Girl With Goldenrod, Charles Courtney Curran, 1915
One of the final flowers of summer and the first of Autumn is beautiful goldenrod. Their bright yellow flowers glimmer in fields and along roadsides, and pair well with the changing color...
The fruits of apple picking season
I often feel a quiet relief when autumn arrives. The cool mornings and evenings soften the edges of days that were once dominated by heat. A sense of reprieve sets in, and I find myself looking forward to...
Image of Goldenrod, Plate 169, By Elizabeth Blackwell, A Curious Herbalist, edited by Marta McDowell
After a little break, the newsletter is back.
It felt rejuvenating to have time away from writing these seasonal missives, but I’m lookin...
There's a particular quality to the light right now, long, lingering, and unhurried, that only shows up in these thick middle weeks of summer.
Commonplace Almanac is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work...
The summer solstice is around the corner, and this year, I am honoring the longest day of the year with all things lavender. Myths, fairy tales, and folklore all agree that lavender, with its silvery green leaves and delicate purple flowers...
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Recipe developer and botanical craft creator sharing recipes rooted in homegrown herbs, folklore, and slow living, and essays about the small rituals that make ordinary days magical.
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