Martha Stewart's Blog, page 158

Repotting Sago Palms

There is always so much work to do on my Bedford, New York farm. During summer, all my large potted tropical plants are displayed outdoors in various locations [&hellip...

Pruning My Dawn Redwoods at the Farm

We're getting lots of outdoor work done around my Bedford, New York farm despite the hot and humid summer weather. My outdoor grounds crew has been very busy [&hellip...

Picking Fresh Blueberries at My Farm

It's berry season and here at my Bedford, New York farm, the blueberries are ripe for the picking! Plump, juicy, and sweet, with vibrant colors from red to [&hellip...

Replacing the Fence Gate Posts

Our fence repair project continues with the installation of new posts for the fence gates. Recently, the outdoor grounds crew at my Bedford, New York farm has been [&hellip...

Harvesting Vegetables from My Garden

Here in the Northeast, we're hoping for some much-needed rain today after a string of hot, hazy, humid days in the mid-90s. Despite some uncomfortable summer weather, the [&hellip...

"From the Roots" in Katonah, New York

If you're in or around Northern Westchester, New York, and are looking for a new hair salon, I encourage you to make an appointment at "From the Roots." [&hellip...

Biking Around the Farm on My Pedego E-Bike

Are you heading out for a bike ride today? Biking is gaining lots of popularity, especially during this time of social distancing. It's a wonderful way to exercise [&hellip...

"Christmas in July" on QVC

If you’re home looking for something to do this weekend, it’s never too early to start planning and prepping for the holiday season. Yesterday, we celebrated "Christmas in [&hellip...

My Peafowl in Summer

Here in the Northeast, while today is expected to be cloudy with rain showers, we're expecting a heatwave with very warm temperatures in the 90s the next several [&hellip...

Supporting My Tomato Plants

If you’ve ever grown a vining plant, you know how important it is to provide strong structures to which the vines can cling and climb. Staking various vegetables [&hellip...