Better Homes and Gardens Magazine Subscription

Pros: Ideas anyone can use, lots of crafts and recipes

Cons: The magazine is printed on cheap paper that gets chewed up in the mail.

The Bottom Line: Inexpensive magazine with something for everyone.

Review: Better Homes and Gardens aims straight to the middle class. They have lots of decorating ideas, gardening ideas and throw in lots of articles, recipes, health tips, child rearing tips and sundry other things. STYLE The decorating style is really ...

Pros: High-quality articles, unique decorating tips, beautiful garden photographs, tempting recipes, useful parenting/health/nutrition information, crafts

Cons: Expensive newsstand price, many ads, not enough time to do all the great projects

The Bottom Line: Read Better Homes and Gardens for all your decorating information. Try the tempting recipes and wonderfully creative craft ideas for kids. This high quality magazine is perfect for families.

Review: This popular magazine is Better Homes and Gardens. It appeals to readers interested in creative ideas for their families, homes and gardens. The magazine has ideas for home owners and apartment dwellers alike. Articles are targeted for either gender....

Pros: Creative ideas, they present the good and bad of projects

Cons: Only published four times a year.

Review: Got the urge to gut your family room, re-tile your bathroom, or make your house look like Martha Stewart just finished decorating it? Well, I have the perfect magazine for you!

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Pros: Informative, nicely presented, well-organized

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Better Homes and Gardens is worth every penny and will make your home life more easier and interesting.

Review: I have been reading Better Homes and Gardens for years, mostly by subscription. A few months ago I got tired of purchasing the magazine at the grocery store and renewed my subscription after a lag of a year or so. I have not regretted that...

Pros: none

Cons: great magazine

Review: I can remember my mother sitting reading this magazine from cover to cover when I was small. When I was old enough to enjoy magazines this was the one I was hooked on.
This magazine has it all from great decorating ideas for everything inside and...

Pros: good source of inexpensive ideas, realistic recipies, something for everyone

Cons: none really

The Bottom Line: This has it all from gardening, to food, to easy ideas on how to decorate your place inexpensively.

Review: I have had a subscription to this magazine ever since I moved out on my own six years ago. Whether I was a home owner or not I have always found information that was useful to me. The same goes with me and my non existent green thumb.


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Pros: A great magazine that has a lot to offer

Cons: The news stand price is expensive.

Review: I have been getting this magazine for quite a long time now. Several years ago I subscribed and have loved every issue ever since. The cover is always colorful and enough to grab your attention at the check out lanes. But once inside, you will see that...

Pros: Excellent gardening and recipes sections , usable information

Cons: none!

Review: I've been reading this magazine for years, I LOVE IT. I am especially excited about it because it helped fuel my current passion for gardening. Perennial gardening, especially. The April 1998 issue, page 147, changed my outlook on life. I love to...

Pros: New ideas every month

Cons: None

Review: Over the years I have had many different magazines delivered to my home. The only one that I really wait for is Better Homes and Garden.

There are eight major sections. Friends & family, interior design, building, family matters, food,...

Pros: Lots of home ideas and health advice

Cons: Too many ads

Review: When my husband and I bought our first home I decided that this would be a good magazine to subscribe to because I would need a lot of ideas for the house. I love this magazine and have been a faithful subscriber for over two years.

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