This is Carolina jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens). This native, evergreen vine is just starting to bloom.
BHG Editors' Favorite Finds: What We're Loving in February
09.02.2024 - 09:40 / bhg.com / Emily Vanschmus
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February is the month of love, and BHG editors are sharing plenty of new products we've been head over heels with lately. This month's favorite finds include eco-friendly beauty products, modern home decor, tasty new snacks, and more.
Celebrate Valentine's Day by treating yourself to a new self-care product or delicious (and healthy!) chocolate bar. Or take inspiration from our picks by shopping for Galentine's Day gifts and heart-theme decor. These are the products our editors are loving in February.
Courtesy of Etsy / AthenesAtelier
«Friday nights are pizza night at my house. We use our Solo stove pizza oven on the deck during the summer months and usually get delivery during the winter months. I bought this print to set out on our basement bar and I love it so much. My girls look forward to seeing it because they know it's pizza night!»
— Sarah Martens, Senior Food Editor
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«I love these oat milk chocolates for gifts or to have a stash in my office desk. Each flavor has four individually-wrapped bars for the perfect chocolate fix for 130 calories. You can find them in most grocery stores and health food stores—and in our January/February Shop section.»
— Jessica Thomas, Style & Design Director
Courtesy of Poppy and Pout
«I love Poppy & Pout’s all-natural lip balms. Each one is hand-poured in an eco-friendly cardboard tube, which I was skeptical about at first, but actually love! And, the flavors are incredible: Pink Grapefruit, Pomegranate Peach, and Sweet Mint are my favorites.»
— Emily VanSchmus, Home Editor
Courtesy of Amazon
«I love the clean look of floating
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