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For bare spots under large trees, sunny slopes, and other challenging spots, a groundcover offers an easy solution for adding color. Plus, these plants act like a living mulch, protecting soil from erosion and drought. The following low-growing perennial groundcovers work well in a variety of situations, without requiring a lot of care.

2024年2月16日 · We gathered our food editors and Test Kitchen experts to try out pasta sauces, spices, and meal starters in the BHG testing kitchens. From there, we took products home to see how much we liked them and whether they were worthy of the cost and shelf space.

1999: The Test Garden logo created by Mark Kane appeared in Better Homes & Gardens magazine for the first time in the March issue. Dahlquist Clay Works (a local company no longer in business) also created two special tiles with the logo imprinted on …