Martha Stewart's Blog, page 183

Next50 - Chefs for the Future of Disaster Relief & Climate Resiliency

Whenever my busy schedule allows, I always try to attend events that support good causes and important organizations. Last week, I attended one such gathering at The Shed [&hellip...

Using a Commercial-Sized Urban Cultivator

More delicious greens are sprouting inside my new Urban Cultivators! Recently, I received two new indoor units from Urban Cultivators - a hydroponics company in Canada that manufactures [&hellip...

My New Urban Cultivators

For me, few things compare to the joy of growing my own fresh and nutritious herbs and micro-greens all year long. I use them in my green juice [&hellip...

The Guinea Fowl at My Farm

It’s always exciting when baby birds arrive at my Bedford, New York farm - this time six young Guinea fowl given to me by my friend, Ilene. They’re [&hellip...

Caring for My Dawn Redwoods, Pin Oaks and Weeping Hornbeams

Here in the Northeast, this weekend is expected to be clear and mild - great weather for getting much-needed gardening chores completed around my Bedford, New York farm. [&hellip...

Fall and Halloween Offerings from My Collections on QVC

I hope you've all had the chance to order products from my collections on QVC. I'm always releasing new items and am so excited about my latest autumn and [&hellip...

"Planting" New Perches for My Peafowl

Peafowl can add an exotic element to any farm, but caring for them is a huge responsibility. Not only do they need high-quality food and ample exercise, but [&hellip...

Cutting Down Pear Trees

Maintaining a healthy landscape sometimes means cutting down trees. I love trees and always feel bad when trees are cut down. Trees are crucial to our environment - [&hellip...

Fall Cleaning in the Peafowl Coop

This is only the second day of autumn, but fall cleanup chores are already underway around my Bedford, New York farm. Over the last few days, with evening [&hellip...

Planting a Border of Witch Hazel

As a serious and passionate gardener, I am always looking for ways to add more beauty and texture to all my garden beds. Last week, my gardeners Ryan [&hellip...