Birds & Blooms Magazine

Pros: Each page is simply gorgeous as well as informative.

Cons: Too long of a wait in-between times for each issue.

The Bottom Line: It's a lovely picture ad-free magazine with amazing projects and advice for gardeners and non-gardeners. Babies, children and adults will go ga-ga over the photos.

Review: Here is a 60 plus page magazine where imagination and ingenuity take over in an all mass-produced world that will capture your complete attention from cover to cover. The unique birdhouses and home-made attractions in people's yards will entice you as...

Pros: loaded with beautiful photos and informative articles

Cons: absolutely none

Review: I just received in the mail this week ,the second of the magazines that I subscribe to from Reiman Publications, Birds & Blooms. The other is Country Discoveries of which I have also written a review.

If you haven't seen a...

Pros: Beautiful vibrant full-color pictures, very useful information, friendly to new writers. CHEERFUL!

Cons: Only about 67 pages every two months.

The Bottom Line: An outstanding, exceptional quality magazine with the finest photography and well-edited prose (and occasional poetry) about flowers, birds, and butterflies. Very cheerful and uplifting!

Review: This is my favorite magazine. Why? The reading is topped by the most beautiful photos you can imagine - bringing wildlife (the birds) and cultured beauty (the blooms) up close and personal for those who only WISH they could get out and stalk the birds ...

Pros: gorgeous photography, articles about birds, butterflies and plants, personal stories, find the acorn game

Cons: now includes advertising (a pro is that there isn't as much as other magazines)

The Bottom Line: If you enjoy beautiful photography of birds, butterflies and plant life ... then this magazine might be for you!

Review: We have subscribed to Birds & Blooms Magazine for years. This magazine is a keeper! Description Each issue measures 10 1/2” high x 7 3/4” wide. The magazine has 68 pages. The paper is a nice weight, and the magazine has a ...

Pros: Colored pictures, no advertisement

Cons: None

Review: I have been a subscriber to Birds & Blooms since the first issue was released. I guess I followed my mother’s footsteps when it came to nature. As a child the one hobby my mother had was the National Audubon Society. She was a charter member and...

Pros: Fantastic photographs, easy to read, great to thumb thru and you will actually learn something plus totally free of advertisements

Cons: I can't think of a single one

Review: Last year I received a subscription to Birds and Blooms magazine for a christmas present, and though it is not a magazine I normally would have thought about buying, I find that I enjoy the magazine and always save the old issues to share with friends...

Pros: Easy to read, interesting photos and ideas

Cons: Not really aimed toward professional gardeners, if that's what you're looking for

Review: Is it odd to have a flock of blue jays waiting on you when you get home from work? I'm probably the only twenty-something woman in this college town who has five or six squawking wild birds greeting her arrival each evening.

I receive Birds...

Pros: Dazzling Pictures, NO Advertising, Rural America at it's best!

Cons: Published every other month; I can NEVER find the Acorn!

Review: Reiman Publications was founded in 1964 and publishes nine beautiful, country-oriented magazines --- all without advertising! Wholesome glimpses of rural America reduce your stress levels and deserve the quiet comfort of a window box, a cup of...

Pros: beautiful pictures, NO ADVERTISING

Cons: bi monthly, sniff sniff

Review: Getting Birds And Blooms is like having a garden tour in your mailbox! Each issue is filled with pictures of real gardens, maintained by real people, not paid professionals. There is NO ADVERTISING in this magazine, just beautiful color pictures of......

Pros: Great photography, informative articles, readers are a large part of the magazine

Cons: subscription price is a bit hefty, but there are discounts.

Review: I frequently get offers to try various magazines, usually family oriented, gardening or cooking types. Unless I am actually familiar with that particular magazine, I just throw those packets away.
Then one day, I got a complimentary copy of Birds...