Martha Stewart's Blog, page 203

NYBG Orchid Dinner 2019

If you’re in the New York City area February 23 through April 28, please stop by The New York Botanical Garden for their 17th annual Orchid Show - [&hellip...

My Super Bowl Weekend in Atlanta, Georgia, Part Two

No matter where the Big Game is held, there’s always so much to do during Super Bowl weekend. During my brief stay in Atlanta, Georgia, we met lots [&hellip...

My Super Bowl Weekend in Atlanta, Georgia

I look forward to Super Bowl weekend every year! Every February, I try to attend the Big Game with my good friends, Jane Heller and her husband, Steve [&hellip...

Attending "Chefs x Breeders: A Dinner from the Ground Up"

As many of you know, I am a very passionate gardener. I love growing my own fruits and vegetables, trying new and rare seeds, and learning how others [&hellip...

A Snow Squall at the Farm

More erratic winter weather is on the way - this week, temperatures are expected to reach near 60-degrees Fahrenheit here in the Northeast. Last week, a snow squall [&hellip...

NYBG's LuEsther T. Mertz Library and the Nolen Greenhouses

There’s always so much to see at the New York Botanical Garden - I encourage you to stop and visit the next time you’re in the New York [&hellip...

NYBG's Winter Lecture Series: The Education of a Gardener

Although we still have several weeks of winter ahead, it’s never too early to start thinking about gardening - I can’t wait until the next growing season. Yesterday, [&hellip...

Cleaning and Organizing My Generator Room

The beginning of a new year is always a nice time to get a jump start on spring cleaning - we’re getting so much done here at my [&hellip...

Organizing the Equipment Barn Supply Closet

Lots of organizing projects are underway here at my Bedford, New York farm. During winter, when temperatures dip into the single digits, or when snow and ice prevent [&hellip...

Planting Succulents in My Greenhouse

I love evergreen succulents. With their fleshy leaves and extraordinary forms, succulents are easy to maintain and make excellent container plants - I have a large number of [&hellip...