Better Homes And Gardens Feb 2021 Issue

February 2021

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WELL AND GOOD

Normally, when I hear the word wellness I think of something fancy and high-end like a hixurioiis spa or an expensive beauty product. But lately I've been thinking about it in a whole, new way. The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a spotlight on our personal health like never before. Being in the best physical and mental state that we can be is one of the few tools we have in our fight against the virus as we wait for widespread vaccinations.

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BE WELL

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Win $25,000

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15% Off Air Purifier

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Easy Sewing Projects

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EGGS 10 WAYS

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TREAT YOURSELF

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NEW YEAR, NEW GARDEN

For home gardeners, winter is the time to dream and scheme. The inspiration and practical ideas from experts in these five books will help you put your best boot forward once the soil warms.

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Game on

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HELPING HUES

You know color has the power to improve a room. But did you know certain colors also help you feel good? Seeing colors produces a physiological response resulting in a psychological reaction.

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Community builders

In honor of Black History Month we asked three of our favorite creatives-- a sculptor, a gardener, and a chef-- to share their passion for developing community around their crafts.

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Love notes

A little something handmade is always a good way to say I love you. These watercolor-inspired projects make beautiful gifts, and their nostalgic techniques are a joy for kids and adults alike.

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Winning entries

You don't need a coat closet or a hall table to achieve order by the front door. We'll show you how to convert wall space into a high-performing drop zone.

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How green is your kitchen routine?

Cutting back on water, electricity, gas, and disposable items makes your kitchen more eco-friendly. Use our checklist to assess your cooking and cleanup habits, and discover how being greener will save you some green.

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Tiny bulbs

Planted in fall, these diminutive flowers draw you outdoors in late winter and early spring to enjoy their beauty up close.

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If These Walls Could Talk

...they'd say taking some markers to your drywall isn't such a bad idea. Minneapolis designer Honja Kocemba does that, creating walls that sing with paint pens, murals, starched fabric & colorful stenciling.

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THE LANGUAGE of FLOWERS

THROUGH THE CENTURIES, VARIOUS CULTURES HAVE ATTACHED SPECIAL MEANINGS TO FLOWERS. FOR VALENTINE'S DAY (OR ANY DAY), USE FLOWERS TO DELIVER A PERSONAL CODED MESSAGE-- AND A GORGEOUS VASE OF CHEER--TO LOVED ONES.

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