Donald asks…
Which of these magazines should I choose a free 1-year subscription to?
Good Housekeeping
Esquire® Magazine
Harper’s BAZAAR® Magazine
Traditional Home
Better Homes and Gardens
Details Magazine
I’m a male in my 30s. I was thinking of choosing either Details or Esquire. However, I’ve read Better Homes & Gardens in the past, and it was actually interesting.
Uh, I guess I should’ve mentioned that these are the ONLY choices available.
GardenersCardiff answers:
Ehhh, those are kind of gay choices there sir. So I’d go with Esquire because thats the only one that isn’t.
Ruth asks…
does anyone collect the “my garden ” magazines that were published in the uk from 1930,s till late 1950,s?
GardenersCardiff answers:
Those are famous magazines. And there is still a magazine called “my garden” and the stories are funny just like the original.
Http://www.mygarden-magazine.com/resources/index.php
Betty asks…
Help with gardening please im a beginner?
I’m 23 and suffer from Alcoholism and Depression and I’m on medication but my dr also wants me to get a hobby something to focus on and I thought I love walking round my granddads garden so maybe I could start that. But I haven’t got a garden so thinking about getting a patch at an allotment. Only problem is I don’t know the first thing about gardening lol so are there any magazines or anything for beginners? Thanks 
GardenersCardiff answers:
You might consider container gardening which would make it easier to see your plants close at hand. You can go to the library and check out a book or two on how to do it-or google the type of plants you want to grow and see what their specific needs are. I just got a agrotower which I’m going to grow strawberries in-in the first couple of layers-then I’m planning on growing herbs in the next layers. I can’t wait to see the results. Gardening can be very rewarding-and it does occupy time and brain matter which certainly helps with depression! Good luck.
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