I've read both mentioned mags and enjoyed both. Also have read Horticulture and enjoyed it as well.

Shannon

I have quit subscribing to any magazines at all. I found I was not able to let them go, after reading them. I also tore articles out of them...so now I just have a bunch of articles that I will probably never get back to.

Instead, I collect Gardening books, and have quite a nice collection. I seldom make/take the time to enjoy them, but often use a couple of my favorites for reference when planting/sowing, dividing, or propagating.

Sue

Boy, can I relate to never wanting to throw the magazines away! I was turning into one of those folks that just has paths through their houses due to all the junk stacked up! I finally broke down and took the magazines to my daylily meetings and put them on the door prize table. I figured that someone else might as well get some enjoyment out of them too. I've got another stack that needs to make it's way there too. Fine Gardening and the Daylily Journal are the only two I have right now.

Janet

I just resubscribed to Garden Gate & Horticulture. I guess I love most garden mags, but after awhile it can get expensive...and then you do have to deal with the back issues.

Boy, can I relate to never wanting to throw the magazines away! I was turning into one of those folks that just has paths through their houses due to all the junk stacked up!

LMAO...I can relate.

Funny story here...I got a thing in the mail where a friend's grandson was selling mags as a school fund raiser. I wanted to order 'something' but didn't want to have to deal with the mags, and the clutter, and all that is involved in trying to get them outta here once they were read and enjoyed and aged.

I ended up getting Readers Digest for DBF at his house. That way we can both enjoy it, and he can get them gone without me having the 'letting go' problem.

Sue...a packrat