Better Homes & Gardens at Walmart

This article compares the shopping experience at Lowe's and Home Depot for summer outdoor and gardening essentials, focusing on plant selection, soil availability, outdoor furniture displays, and overall store layout and inspirational elements. The author, a 43-year-old living in a small Florida beach town, visited both retailers to determine which would be her preferred destination for her summer outdoor needs. Regarding plant selection, both stores offered a variety of vegetables and herbs from Bonnie plants, with sales available at both locations. However, Lowe's provided a better deal on these plants, offering three for $10 compared to Home Depot's three for $12. For tomato plants, specifically, Lowe's had a more attractive sale, pricing large tomato plants at two for $30 ($15 each), while Home Depot sold them for $20 each. This pricing was particularly appealing given the challenging growing conditions in Florida, making the sale a practical consideration for gardeners. The availability and convenience of potting soil also differed between the two stores. Home Depot presented a wide array of potting soil, topsoil, and mulch varieties directly at the entrance of its garden center, making it easy for customers to load heavy bags. Lowe's, while also offering sales on some soil brands, primarily stocked its soil and mulch at the back of the garden center, with only a few sale items positioned upfront for easy access. This layout gave Home Depot an advantage in terms of convenience for purchasing bulky items. Outdoor furniture displays were a significant point of comparison. Home Depot's selection was limited, with few pieces assembled for viewing, despite a large section for grills. This made it difficult for the author to visualize how the furniture would appear in a home setting. In contrast, Lowe's featured an extensive and well-arranged display of outdoor furniture, including chairs, tables, umbrellas, and fire pits, many of which were assembled. This comprehensive display, combined with early holiday sales, made Lowe's the preferred choice for outdoor furniture shopping. Lowe's also stood out for its inspirational DIY displays, which showcased ideas for raised gardens and stone flower beds throughout its garden center. These displays provided practical inspiration for customers looking to undertake gardening projects. Home Depot, while well-stocked with pre-potted arrangements, lacked these conceptual displays. Furthermore, Lowe's offered a clearance section for plants, where discounted plants requiring some care could be found, a feature not observed at Home Depot. The author frequently utilizes this section to rehabilitate plants, finding satisfaction in bringing them back to health. Both stores offered diverse selections of outdoor pots, ranging from plastic to ceramic and terracotta. While Lowe's had more terracotta options, Home Depot presented more colorful, patterned ceramic pots. A unique advantage of Lowe's was its clearly marked sections for plants that thrive in the local Florida climate, offering valuable guidance for gardeners in the region. Home Depot did not provide such localized recommendations. Ultimately, Lowe's was identified as the preferred shopping destination for summer outdoor and gardening needs due to its superior plant deals, comprehensive outdoor furniture displays, inspirational DIY setups, clearance section, and local plant recommendations. The store's layout and product presentation were considered more beneficial for both experienced and beginner gardeners, suggesting a more user-friendly and value-driven experience. #HomeImprovement #RetailComparison #Gardening #OutdoorLiving #SummerShopping #Lowe's #HomeDepot #PlantCare #DIYHome

The Better Homes & Gardens and Walmart collaboration offers significant discounts on a range of storage solutions during Walmart's fall sale event. This includes various furniture pieces and organizational items designed to enhance home storage and decor. The article highlights ten key deals, with prices starting from $13, available before the sale concludes. These products are part of a broader markdown on decor, furniture, and other home essentials from the BHG x Walmart collection, with some items discounted by up to 57%. Featured items include the Steele Six-Drawer Dresser, originally $199, now available for $168. This dresser is noted for its versatility, deep drawers, full-extension metal glides for support, and a luxurious espresso faux wood finish. Customers have praised its ease of assembly, sturdiness, and ample storage capacity for various personal items. Another practical solution is the Rattan Organizer Basket, priced at $22, down from $25. This small, lidded basket serves as an ideal countertop accessory for organizing hand towels, skincare products, or makeup. Its compact size allows it to fit on shelves or inside cabinets, and its rattan lid discreetly conceals contents. Reviewers highlight its high quality for the price and its ability to blend seamlessly with diverse room decors. The Five-Cube Vertical Storage Organizer, originally $84, is now $75. This organizer is designed to free up space while simultaneously providing display areas for decorative items. It features a five-cube vertical design with 13-inch by 15-inch by 13-inch compartments, compatible with BHG storage bins. Available in four in-stock color options, it has been described as a game-changer by shoppers and is suitable for various rooms, including hallways, living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens. The Springwood Bookcase, reduced from $227 to $184, is another prominent deal. This five-shelf bookcase offers open shelving for both storage and display purposes, ideal for books, framed photos, and other decor. It is designed to complement other furniture pieces within the Springwood collection, such as a matching cabinet, ensuring a cohesive look. Customers have lauded its easy assembly, premium appearance despite its affordable price point, and overall high quality. Additional storage solutions available at discounted prices include the Canton Nightstand (now $78, down from $87), the Eight-Cube Organizer (now $99, down from $139), the Granary Modern Farmhouse End Table (now $62, down from $79), and the Ludlow Open Display Bookcase (now $59, down from $89). The Bamboo Slatted Basket Organizer is also available for $13, reduced from $14, and the Modern Farmhouse Accent Storage Cabinet is $137, down from $188. These items collectively offer diverse options for enhancing home organization and aesthetics, providing consumers with opportunities to acquire functional and stylish pieces at reduced costs during the sale event. #WalmartSale #BHGCollection #HomeStorage #HomeOrganization #FurnitureDeals #InteriorDesign #HomeDecor #AffordableHome

The unofficial start of summer brings with it significant holiday sales, and the Better Homes & Gardens (BHG) product line is a prominent part of Walmart's Memorial Day sale. This event offers discounts on a wide array of home and outdoor items, with prices starting as low as $3. The sale provides an opportunity to purchase various products, including glassware, dinnerware sets, storage solutions, and outdoor furniture, at reduced prices. Among the highlighted deals, the article features 18 specific BHG x Walmart products. Key items include the Better Homes & Gardens Blue Dot Ceramic Hazel Planter, originally $7, now $5; a 16-Piece Square Porcelain Dinnerware Set, reduced from $49 to $35; and a Four-Cube Storage Organizer, available for $38, down from $49. For outdoor spaces, the Outdoor 9' Ibiza Stripe Round Crank Premium Patio Umbrella is on sale for $49, a decrease from $58. Larger furniture pieces such as the Three-Cube Shoe Storage Bench, priced at $78 from $88, and the 71-Inch Nola 5 Shelf Etagere Bookcase, now $98 from $128, are also included. The sale also features more substantial items like the Oxford Square TV Stand for up to 55-inch TVs, discounted to $148 from $179. A popular item, the Ventura Boho Stationary Outdoor Wicker Egg Chair, is available for $247, down from $297. For those looking to furnish larger outdoor areas, the River Oaks Outdoor Sofa and Two Nesting Tables are reduced from $698 to $598, and a Set of Two River Oaks Outdoor Swivel Gliders is also $598, previously $698. The article emphasizes that many best-selling items are part of this promotion. For instance, the bohemian egg chair is noted as being quietly discounted. Beyond large furniture, the sale includes accessories like zippered storage bins for under-bed organization and decorative items such as farmhouse-style nesting tables and a round tufted storage ottoman. A six-drawer dresser is also available for organizational and aesthetic updates. Detailed descriptions of select items are provided. The 16-Piece Square Porcelain Dinnerware Set, for example, is highlighted for its practicality and design, being microwave-, oven-, and dishwasher-safe. The Three-Cube Shoe Storage Bench is presented as a functional and stylish addition to entryways, offering storage compartments and a comfortable cushion. The Oxford Square TV Stand is praised for its nearly 2,500 reviews, combining wood and glass construction with features like adjustable shelves and cable access. The Ventura Boho Stationary Outdoor Wicker Egg Chair is noted for its popularity, weather resistance, and comfortable cushions. Similarly, the River Oaks Outdoor Swivel Gliders are described as highly reviewed, durable, and suitable for creating a conversation set on patios. Further deals listed include clear green glassware for $3, an 11-inch round basket planter for $10, and a two-piece under-bed zippered storage bin set for $15. Lighting options include a 59-inch architectural open circle pendant light for $18. Additional furniture and decor items featured are a four-cube storage organizer for $38, a round tufted storage ottoman for $64, and a 7’ x 10’ multi-color Rana Persian outdoor rug for $79. The 71-inch Nola five-shelf etagere bookcase is $98, a Langley Bay rustic farmhouse nesting table two-piece set is $109, a modern farmhouse six-drawer dresser is $229, and a Willow Sage three-piece outdoor wicker bistro set is $197. #WalmartSale #MemorialDayDeals #HomeDecor #OutdoorFurniture #BetterHomesAndGardens #HomeImprovement #StorageSolutions #DinnerwareSets #PatioDecor

Walmart's hidden online store offers a selection of earth-toned decor and furniture with luxurious finishes, including items from the Better Homes & Gardens Walmart-exclusive line. The collection features products starting at just $2, providing affordable options for refreshing home spaces. Highlights from this hidden shop include gold arch mirrors, cordless table lamps, and velvet throw pillows, all designed to enhance a home's aesthetic without a high price tag. Many items in the collection are inspired by contemporary design trends, such as Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, and incorporate rich, earthy and jewel tones. Among the featured products is the Better Homes & Gardens Filigree Gold Arch Wall Mirror, priced at $55. This mirror is available in four styles—wall, mantel, floor, and an extra-large floor option—and has been compared favorably to Anthropologie’s popular gold mirror, which costs significantly more. Shoppers appreciate its luxurious appearance and affordability. Another popular item is the Home Dynamix Premium Sakarya Medallion Area Rug, starting at $10. This rug is praised for its softness, ease of cleaning, and durability, making it suitable for high-traffic areas. It is also Oeko-Tex certified, ensuring it is free from harmful substances, and comes in various earth-toned shades like red, navy blue, and brown. The Better Homes & Gardens Juliet Nightstand with USB, available for $99, offers both style and functionality with its built-in USB port and spacious drawer. Despite being sold out in light honey, it is still available in black, and customers have lauded its sturdiness and aesthetic appeal, often discovering it through social media. The Beautiful by Drew Barrymore Teddy Accent Chair, priced at $249, is another sought-after item, known for its comfort and stylish design. Reviewers describe it as a 'warm hug from a cloud' and a chic addition to any living room, featuring a sturdy wood frame and a removable accent pillow. The Better Homes & Gardens Faux Fur Throw, available for $25, is highlighted for its lightweight, luxurious feel, and machine-washable convenience. It comes in various colors and textured styles, including brown ombre, snow leopard, and ruched gray, offering warmth without excessive weight. Additional noteworthy items from the collection include the Better Homes & Gardens Metal Black Incense Burner for $2, the Better Homes & Gardens Wyatt Velvet Sofa for $328, and the Beautiful by Drew Barrymore Ceramic Ribbed Cordless Table Lamp, discounted to $10 from $16. The Better Homes & Gardens Emerson Curvy Velvet Accent Chair, now $188, offers another option for accent seating. These selections collectively allow consumers to achieve a sophisticated, earth-toned decor scheme with luxe finishes at an accessible price point. #Walmart #HomeDecor #EarthTones #LuxeFinishes #AffordableDecor #BetterHomesAndGardens #Furniture #InteriorDesign #HomeGoods

This blog post compiles a comprehensive list of product resources featured in the most recent three issues of *Better Homes & Gardens* magazine, specifically June 2025, May 2025, and April 2025. The aim is to provide readers with direct links and details for items they may have seen and admired within the magazine's pages. The content is organized by issue month and then by specific page numbers or article titles, making it easy for readers to locate the desired products. The June 2025 section, under "Set to Delight; pgs. 14-16," focuses on dining and entertaining items. It lists various products from aerin.com, including Bamboo Flatware, Optic Carafe, Freya Rattan Wine Cooler, Ribbed Stem Glassware, Artisanal Tumblers, Dinner Plates with White Floral Trim, Dessert Plates with White Floral Trim, Freya Rattan Placemat, Freya Rattan Votive Set, Raffia Sleeve vases, Sancia Gourd Glass Bud Vase, Sancia Baluster Glass Bud Vase, and Sancia Plum Glass Vase. This section details a cohesive collection of tableware and decorative items for setting an elegant table. The May 2025 resources cover two main sections: "In Good Order; pgs. 22-27" and "All the Right Moves; pgs. 58-67." Under "In Good Order," the island paint color is identified as Balanced Beige SW7037 from Sherwin-Williams, and lighting is specified as the Sedona Pendant by Capital Lighting in aged brass from lumens.com. The "All the Right Moves" section offers an extensive breakdown of products used in various rooms of a home. For the exterior (Pg. 60), the paint color is Snowbound SW 7004 from Sherwin-Williams. The living room (Pgs. 58-59) features Pure White SW 7005 paint, Tradewind SW 6218 for bookcase paint (both Sherwin-Williams), SEKTION Base cabinet from IKEA, custom-made shelves and trim, client's own rugs, a Facebook Marketplace coffee table, and a Vintage Indian Kantha Quilt from alokahome.com. The mudroom/pantry (Pg. 62) uses Breathless SW 6022 paint from Sherwin-Williams. The eating area (Pg. 63) includes a second-hand rattan settee, "No Return" art by Pepi Sprohge from nativecitizen.com, an antique Belgian farmhouse table, client's own rug, Hood Sconce from ravenhillstudio.com, and a discontinued IKEA pendant light. The office (Pg. 64) features Canopy wallpaper by Abel Macias from schumacher.com, Bibi Flush Mount lighting from mitzi.com, Secret Garden 1284 paint from benjaminmoore.com, The Mavis Rug from shoprushhouse.com, and discontinued Crate & Barrel desk chairs. The outdoor eating area (Pg. 67) utilizes antique lanterns and discontinued blue rattan chairs from Crate & Barrel. Finally, the April 2025 section, titled "Natural Good Looks; Pgs. 76-83," details products across several living spaces. The living room (Pgs. 76-77) includes a Bohemian Desert Sun Rattan Wall Mirror from West Elm, sofa fabric by Manuel Canovas, various pillow fabrics from Kravet, Jim Thompson, Cowtan & Tout, and Zak + Fox, an Industry West Cane Floor Lamp from aptdeco.com, a discontinued Lulu and Georgia rug, and a Nickey Kehoe Rectangular Shelf Coffee Table. The family room (Pg. 78) features a custom sectional with James Malone fabric, Pierre Frey pillow fabric, a custom ottoman, a Made Goods Bartley Side Table, a Soho Home Garret Armchair, Marvic Textiles chair pillow fabric, an Una Milan Tomlinson Coffee Table, a Palacek Aviana Rope Floor Lamp, a Lawson Fenning Table Lamp, and "Aerial Ocean Bliss" art by Ingrid Beddoes from Lulu and Georgia. The dining room (Pg. 79) showcases a custom dining table by Copper Reynolds Gross, Saarinen Executive Side Chairs from dwr.com with Pierre Frey fabric, a Sabin El Royale Sideboard, a custom pendant light from Twentieth, a discontinued Lawson Fenning table lamp, and "San Carlos" art by Marc Gabor from tappancollective.com. The kitchen (Pg. 80) lists Palacek Green Oaks Coastal Beach Rope Rattan Woven Pendant lights from kathykuohome.com and Throne Upholstered Breakfast Bar Stools from thefutureperfect.com with Rubelli Kieffer Tweed fabric. The breakfast nook (Pg. 81) includes a custom nook, a Noir Travis Rustic Lodge Light Brown Walnut Wood table from kathykuohome.com, Nickey Kehoe Spindle Dining Chairs with Kravet fabric, Ajedrez Pendant Lights from lavivahome.com, bench fabric from JAB, back of bench fabric from Clarence House, and various pillow fabrics from Christopher Farr and JAB. The primary bedroom (Pg. 82) features a Lomas Wall hanging from The Citizenry, a custom bed, discontinued Amber Interiors nightstands, discontinued Lightology table lamps, a Cultiver Linen Duvet Set, pillow fabrics from Clarence House and Zimmer Rohde, a Zak + Fox bed topper, custom shades, a discontinued Kathy Kuo bench with Lee Jofa fabric. The library (top, Pg. 83) includes custom bookcases, a David Art Light from visualcomfort.com, Oval Antique Brass Knobs from Crate & Barrel, West Elm bolster and lumbar pillows, Zimmer + Rohde bench fabric, a custom chair with Opuzen fabric, and an Eames Turned Stool from dwr.com. Lastly, the office (bottom, Pg. 83) contains a discontinued B&B Italia sofa with Clarence House fabric, Schumacher pillow fabric, an Annie Selke rug, a discontinued Kathy Kuo desk, a discontinued Hollywood at Home table lamp, and discontinued Anthropologie and Crate & Barrel stools/poufs. This comprehensive list serves as a valuable guide for readers interested in replicating or drawing inspiration from the featured designs, acknowledging that some items may no longer be available. #HomeDecor #InteriorDesign #HomeImprovement #DecoratingResources #MagazineFeatures #Furniture #Lighting #Textiles