That gives me more joy than anything,” she added.Christiansen echoed the sentiment, noting that a plant is the only gift he ever requests from loved ones. “Every time I see the plants that people have given me, it makes me think of you,” he said. “I think that’s the nicest thing to give.”Despite decades of experience gardening across her properties, Stewart admitted she still makes mistakes from time to time.She….
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Don’t worry about mistakes because you’re gonna make plenty of mistakes,” she said while sharing her top gardening tips.“Add something that you just love and see if you can make it grow.
I’m making stuff grow that I never thought I could grow.”She also revealed that “this year, we had the biggest crop of artichokes that were so delicious.
So many berries.
We had golden raspberries, purple raspberries and currants.”Stewart's love of gardening traces back to her father, who first introduced her to it through a victory garden the family kept during World War II.A post shared by EDEN ROWE Garden Design + Inspiration + Travel (@edenrowegardens)She noted that gardening has seen a resurgence in popularity recently, tying it to growing interest in healthy eating and long-term wellness.“We want to eat well,”….
It has to do with your diet a tremendous amount and, if you grow your own stuff and know what you’re eating, it helps a lot with your sense of wellbeing.”She explained that understanding where your food comes from can play a meaningful role in overall wellbeing.“At my property, my whole garden is a love garden,” she added of her 63-acre estate in Maine. “I really love gardening, I do.
And I spend a little bit of every single day paying attention to it.
It’s an incredible feeling.” Martha Stewart isn.

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