Martha Stewart's Blog, page 184

A Guest Blog from Darron Collins, President and Alumnus, College of the Atlantic

The College of the Atlantic, a private liberal arts institution in Bar Harbor, Maine, continues to nurture young men and women who are passionate about the environment. COA [&hellip...

A Special Late Summer Garden Tour

I always enjoy touring good friends through my gardens and showing them all that has transformed since their last visit. Yesterday before leaving for a business trip, I [&hellip...

Beautiful Dahlia Arrangements from My Garden

My home is filled with gorgeous, bright, and colorful dahlia blooms - I just love them all. As you know, we planted our first all-dahlia garden this year [&hellip...

My New Kubota Equipment

I am always on the lookout for innovative, sensible and easy-to-use tools and supplies to use around my Bedford, New York farm. Not long ago, I received several [&hellip...

My Summer in Maine 2019, Part Three

Thank you for all the wonderful comments you’ve shared - I’m glad you’re enjoying these photos from my annual trip to Maine. I always enjoy the time I [&hellip...

My Summer in Maine 2019, Part Two

I just love my summers in Maine. Every year, I try to spend a wonderful week or two - give or take - at my beautiful refuge in [&hellip...

My Summer in Maine 2019, Part One

Whenever I go to Skylands, my home in Seal Harbor, Maine, the days are always filled with lots of great activities - hiking, boating, climbing, antiquing, and touring [&hellip...

A Busy Saturday at Hollister House Garden and Clove Brook Farm

My calendar is always filled with events and speaking engagements. Last weekend, I made a quick visit to the picturesque foothills of Litchfield County, Connecticut to speak at [&hellip...

Baling the Hay

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...

Planting in the Tenant House Garden

The gardens at my Bedford, New York farm continue to evolve and thrive. The area behind my Tenant House, where my daughter and grandchildren stay when they visit, [&hellip...