Martha Stewart's Blog, page 241

Planting Spring-Blooming Bulbs in the Pergola Garden

It’s time to start planting all those spring-blooming bulbs! As many of you know, every autumn, we plant thousands and thousands of bulbs at my Bedford, New York [&hellip...

Our Martha & Marley Spoon Thanksgiving Box is Back!

Thanksgiving will be here in no time! Are you ready? Our popular Martha & Marley Spoon Thanksgiving Box is back and ready to order. This special holiday kit [&hellip...

Courier-Journal's Food & Wine Experience in Louisville

Our 10-city USA Today Network Food & Wine Experience Series continues on the west coast! If you're in or around Phoenix, Arizona this weekend, come see me Saturday, [&hellip...

Celebrating Halloween

I hope you all had a joyous Halloween. For me, Halloween is such a fun occasion. This year, because I was so busy with travel and other business [&hellip...

Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween! As you know, Halloween is among my favorite occasions, and when my schedule allows, I always love to decorate the front entrance to my farm in [&hellip...

A Crab and Seafood Tasting at the James Beard House

I have always loved seafood - wild caught, natural and sustainable seafood is delicious and a great source of protein and nutrients. Not long ago, I attended an [&hellip...

The Praying Mantises in My Flower Garden

We’ve been pretty lucky here in the Northeast - we got some much needed rain here yesterday, and these last few weeks have been mild enough to continue [&hellip...

Autumn Foliage at My Farm

If you live in any area where foliage changes with the seasons, you know how exciting and beautiful this time of year can be. This year’s fall colors [&hellip...

Storing My Tropical Plants in the Hoop House

All my tropical plants are now stored indoors for the winter. Caring for these plants means following a strict schedule, particularly at the end of the warm season. [&hellip...

The Osage Oranges at My Farm

Autumn is the best time to see those warty, wrinkly looking fruits called Osage oranges, and this year, I have a good number of them growing at my [&hellip...