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Better Homes and Gardens Print Magazine
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Product Description
Better Homes and Gardens is the vibrant, down-to-earth guide for the woman who is passionate about her home and garden and all that they encompass.
Product details
- Date First Available : April 17, 2019
- Manufacturer : Meredith corporation
- ASIN : B07QRN3Y9V
- Country of Origin : USA
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- Best Sellers Rank: #213 in Magazine Subscriptions (See Top 100 in Magazine Subscriptions)
- #24 in Gardening & Horticulture Magazines
- #24 in How-To & Home Improvements
- #26 in Country Life Magazines
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2019
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Pros: $5 for the year can't be beat. It has enough content for justify the price and some of the designs are really pretty. The recipes are easy to follow.
Cons....cons cons cons: The ads. The amount of ads kill the overall enjoyment of the magazine. I thought the reviews were exaggerating before I subscribed, but holey moley. There are more ads than actual magazine content. The ads are in almost every single right page. And then to fit more ad space they add it to the left page (picture included).
This kills the flow. You'll be reading this small article in miniscule text with barely visible images and then you go to continue and you have to flip through an ad or two to continue.
I just want to be able to see what I'm reading and looking at clearly. The ads take up an entire page of blank space at times and then BH&G crams 2-3 page article in a single page.
The garden section of the July issue was pretty much non existent. It shows potted plants on white backgrounds. At least Photoshop a background to get some design layout inspiration. It was poorly executed.
Another thing, this magazine is poorly mailed.
When I subscribed it said I wouldn't get my first issue until July! I would have to wait more than 3 months for the first issue. To my surprise June's issue arrived early May. But then July's issue I got yesterday (July 13), and it discusses 4th of July tips, recipes, design ideas and such....which would have been nice to have BEFORE the 4th.
If you're going to be paying more than $5 a year for this subscription, don't bother. For $5, it's good enough to clip out a few recipes and design ideas.
Honestly, once fall ends I'll probably be cancelling.

By Michelle on July 14, 2019
Pros: $5 for the year can't be beat. It has enough content for justify the price and some of the designs are really pretty. The recipes are easy to follow.
Cons....cons cons cons: The ads. The amount of ads kill the overall enjoyment of the magazine. I thought the reviews were exaggerating before I subscribed, but holey moley. There are more ads than actual magazine content. The ads are in almost every single right page. And then to fit more ad space they add it to the left page (picture included).
This kills the flow. You'll be reading this small article in miniscule text with barely visible images and then you go to continue and you have to flip through an ad or two to continue.
I just want to be able to see what I'm reading and looking at clearly. The ads take up an entire page of blank space at times and then BH&G crams 2-3 page article in a single page.
The garden section of the July issue was pretty much non existent. It shows potted plants on white backgrounds. At least Photoshop a background to get some design layout inspiration. It was poorly executed.
Another thing, this magazine is poorly mailed.
When I subscribed it said I wouldn't get my first issue until July! I would have to wait more than 3 months for the first issue. To my surprise June's issue arrived early May. But then July's issue I got yesterday (July 13), and it discusses 4th of July tips, recipes, design ideas and such....which would have been nice to have BEFORE the 4th.
If you're going to be paying more than $5 a year for this subscription, don't bother. For $5, it's good enough to clip out a few recipes and design ideas.
Honestly, once fall ends I'll probably be cancelling.

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