Martha Stewart's Blog, page 161

Summer Blooms in the Garden

Happy first day of summer! Later today here in the Northern Hemisphere, the sun will reach its highest point in the sky marking the annual summer solstice - [&hellip...

Baling Hay for My Horses

Our big hay baling project continues at my Bedford, New York farm. Hay is a harvested plant that’s dried and cured after being cut in the field. In [&hellip...

Making Hay for My Horses

Here in the Northeast, the weather has been sunny, warm, and just perfect for cutting, drying and baling hay at my Bedford, New York farm. When I moved [&hellip...

Early Morning Fog Over My Farm

My Bedford, New York farm looks so eerie covered in fog. Early morning mist and fog are quite common in this area. Fog is essentially made up of [&hellip...

A Spring Day on Long Island

My gardens at Lily Pond are thriving. Every year, I try to make several visits to my home in East Hampton, New York - especially during late spring [&hellip...

My Tropical Plants Are Out for the Season

I love large urns filled with tropical plants. I have a rather sizable collection of tropical specimens at my Bedford, New York farm. During the winter, they are [&hellip...

Mid June in My Vegetable Garden

Here in the Northeast, this weekend is expected to be glorious with temperatures in the mid-70s - perfect for gardening! So far, the season's weather has been quite [&hellip...

A Rainy Day at My Farm

Here in Bedford, New York, we're expecting a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the 80s - and no rain, at least not today. That’s good [&hellip...

My Herbaceous Peonies in Bloom

My herbaceous peony garden is blooming with brilliant pinks and whites! Every year, I’m always amazed by the dazzling display of these beautiful flowers - it’s one of [&hellip...

My Blooming Roses

I love this time of year when I can tour my Bedford, New York farm and see all the wonderful blooms. Right now, my roses are at their [&hellip...