Martha Stewart's Blog, page 189

A Bountiful July Harvest

Here in the Northeast, temperatures are a bit milder this week after a string of hot, hazy humid days in the 90s. Despite some uncomfortable summer weather, the [&hellip...

My Dream Science Mattress Pads from Macy's

There’s nothing like a good night’s sleep after a long, hard day. The focal point of every bedroom is the bed and I always take special care in [&hellip...

Transforming the Equipment Barn Porch

One of my favorite pastimes is gardening. I am a very serious gardener and am always thinking about ways to improve the care and maintenance of all my [&hellip...

Summer Outing Games at My Farm

Summer entertaining isn’t complete without a few outdoor games and activities to make the day even more memorable. After our delicious company lunch, I directed everyone to the [&hellip...

A Summer Outing Feast

I always love entertaining at home - especially when I can add a special theme to the menu. For our company summer outing, I planned lots of fun [&hellip...

A Summer Outing at My Farm

It’s hot and sultry here in the Northeast, but still, a great time to get together with colleagues for a fun summer outing. I just hosted a company [&hellip...

Staking Our Eggplants and Peppers in the Garden

The season's outdoor vegetable crops are all thriving and looking great. Earlier this week, I showed you how we support the growing tomato plant vines at my Bedford, [&hellip...

Preparing for a Summer Outing at My Farm

I always enjoy hosting summer outings at my Bedford, New York farm. This week, I opened my home to more than 80-colleagues for a luncheon, garden tour and [&hellip...

Picking Gooseberries and Currants at the Farm

It’s berry picking season, and we’re picking an abundance of delicious summer fruits here at the farm. Over the last couple of weeks, my housekeepers have been busy [&hellip...

Supporting the Growing Tomato Plants at the Farm

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. Using teepee-like cages [&hellip...