Fine Gardening Magazine

Pros: A beautiful and useful magazine

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: This publication is a delight for gardeners and non-gardeners alike!

Review: This is another re-post to tie in with the Gardening write-off. There are a few more to come. I hope you enjoy them.

I have some friends who live among the kettle moraines of southeastern Wisconsin (for those who don’t know what those are,...

Pros: Classy magazine with something for both novice and experienced gardeners.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Beautiful layouts and photos and excellent content with wide appeal makes "Fine Gardening" the cream of the crop.

Review: With spring a reality for some and only a promise for others, gardeners' minds and imaginations are turning toward this year's better-than-ever garden. The bright covers of the garden magazines beckon from newsstand and checkout displays. Which to buy?...

Pros: Great articles and pictures

Cons: Doesn't come out monthly

Review: Gotta admit, I don't buy this mag. Not that I don't read it cover to cover, but I heist it at work. I sort of feel it is necessary to learn the newest ideas and concepts as part of my job LOL. Seriously, we get this magazine at work as well as it's...

Pros: A superior garden magazine

Cons: Relatively expensive

The Bottom Line: A luxury garden magazine, but well worth the cover price for its well written articles and colour photographs.

Review: For a New Zealand gardener the only 'con' about this magazine is the information on plant damage caused by deer and burrowing animals which is mainly irrelevant to us.

The photography is superb. The articles are very informative and often...

Pros: Great ideas, detailed, usable information

Cons: over the counter price

Review: I picked up this magazine for my sister-in-law, who was having trouble filling in a shady spot in her garden. But...I started browsing through it on the ride to her house and by the time we arrived, I decided I would just have to get her another copy,...

Pros: A magazine full of gardening advice and helpful features

Cons: I would like to see ten issues vs. the current six

Review: I found myself standing at the copy machine at the Library feeding it with dimes and nickels over and over again on too many occasions. I finally realized that I would save myself a lot of time, money and aggravation if I would just get the...

Pros: Ads kept to a minimum

Cons: Expensive at $6 per issue for only 90 pages

The Bottom Line: Don't buy this if you have a small garden plot.

Review: As you might guess by my pros and cons, I didn't feel there was very much in the content of this magazine to get excited about. Not that its bad. I just feel that I am the wrong audience for it.

Looking through the magazine I feel that it is...

Pros: Nice, slick, attractive

Cons: limited audience

The Bottom Line: Slick, silly, pretty and useless.

Review: The title of this really should be "ornamental gardening", since the editors seem to be completely unaware of the fact that some people grow things that can be eaten. It's a very slick, pretty magazine, with few advertisements (which I consider a...