Martha Stewart's Blog, page 198

A Gourmet Foods Hour on QVC

I’m so thrilled and so proud of my collections on QVC! Please tune in again today, Tuesday, April 9th starting at 4pm ET for a full hour featuring [&hellip...

Using the Rototiller in the Vegetable Garden

When it comes to creating and maintaining a healthy garden, proper soil preparation is crucial. Every year at my farm, we spend a good amount of time preparing [&hellip...

Raised Bed Gardening in My Vegetable Greenhouse

Delicious homegrown lettuces and herbs are growing beautifully inside my vegetable greenhouse and will be ready just in time for Easter. Not long ago, we constructed 16 wooden [&hellip...

Removing Burlap Around the Farm

This year’s spring burlap removal project is underway. Every autumn for as long as I’ve been gardening I’ve covered all my boxwood shrubs, various winter-sensitive plants, and outdoor [&hellip...

Potting Hundreds of Trees at My Farm

Potting and planting hundreds of trees at the farm is a huge, yet exciting undertaking. I love trees, and every year I plant hundreds, sometimes thousands - it's [&hellip...

A Peachick at My Farm

It’s always such a joy to see my peafowl growing and thriving - they are all so curious and friendly. I have 12 of these magnificent adult birds and [&hellip...

Spring Offerings from My Apparel and Home Collections on QVC

I have so many great items on QVC this spring. Yesterday, I spent a very full afternoon at the QVC headquarters and studios in Pennsylvania - I hope [&hellip...

Celebrate April Fools' Day with the MarthaStewart.TV App

It's April Fools’ Day! April Fools' Day offers the chance to summon your inner prankster and catch friends and family cautiously off-guard. I always enjoy a good laugh and [&hellip...

Spring Blooms Emerging at My Farm

It’s wonderful to see the gardens transform this time of year - now that it’s spring, every day something new is emerging at my farm. Beautiful plants and [&hellip...

Gathering Pussy Willows at My Farm

The furry catkins of pussy willows are one spring's earliest harbingers - their branches shimmer in the moist to wet soil near meadows, swamps, and streams. Sometimes the furry [&hellip...