Martha Stewart's Blog, page 303

An Autumn Horseback Ride in North Salem, New York

Few things compare to a refreshing autumn horseback ride with friends through some of New York’s gorgeous “horse country”. This past weekend, my friend, Muffin Dowdle, arranged a [&hellip...

Fall Foliage at My Farm

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

Transplanting Spring Blooming Bulbs

It is now November, and my outdoor grounds crew is busy with autumn chores. Among them, planting all the spring blooming bulbs. I plant thousands every fall, thinking [&hellip...

Halloween Preparations at My Farm

Are you ready for Halloween? As you know, Halloween is among my favorite occasions, and at the end of every October, I love to decorate the front entrance [&hellip...

Garden Pots and Planters from Pennoyer Newman

As an avid gardener, I am always in search of new pots and planters. I love antique containers as well as more contemporary, streamlined pieces. I also enjoy [&hellip...

A Dinner with PetSmart at My Farm

A perfect autumn evening for dinner with our friends from PetSmart. As you know, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia has a strong relationship with PetSmart, Inc., the largest specialty [&hellip...

A Day with Sarah Raven and Adam Nicolson

Autumn is a wonderful time for entertaining. Yesterday, I hosted a lovely lunch at my farm for a small group of visitors. Sarah Raven is an English gardener, [&hellip...

Planting in My Vegetable Greenhouse

Fresh, organic produce will soon be growing in my vegetable greenhouse once again. As the temperatures dip here in the Northeast, and outdoor garden beds are cleared and [&hellip...

A Fall Update on My Honey Bees

My honey bees have been busy… As many of you know, I have been raising honey bees for many years. I love them for the honey they produce, [&hellip...

Picking-Up the Roads at Skylands

Autumn in Maine signals a lot of maintenance work at my home, Skylands. Because winters can be rather harsh in the Northeast, I pay very close attention to [&hellip...