Martha Stewart Living

Martha Stewart Living was a magazine and a TV show hosted by Martha Stewart, who is known for her expertise in entertaining and lifestyle. Both the magazine and the show highlighted topics related to lifestyle and home arts.

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#6925

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#1540

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Martha's Icy Vodka Trick Is Too Gorgeous Not to Try at Your Next Party—Here's How to Do It

1 day ago | marthastewart.com | Olivia McIntosh

Wow your guests with this unforgettable drink display. Credit: Martha Stewart Make your next party unforgettable with one of Martha's iconic entertaining tricks—icy, floral vodka. It's a simple way to elevate your drink presentation and impress your guests. Martha's iced vodka is a fun, sophisticated way to dress up a liquor bottle with beautiful flowers, while keeping it perfectly chilled. The bottle of vodka is encased in ice, with blossoms frozen inside for a stunning effect.
How to Get the Most Juice From Your Lemons

4 days ago | marthastewart.com | Lynn Andriani

Credit: Getty / Diana Taliun Whether you are baking, cooking, or mixing up a cocktail, knowing how to juice a lemon properly can make a big difference. The humble yellow fruit might not seem complicated, but factors like temperature, storage, variety, and even the way you cut it can all impact how much juice you get. We're sharing how to pick, prep, and juice lemons for maximum yield—plus which tools work best, and which tricks are worth skipping.
How to Grow Kale Indoors and Outside for Delicious, Homegrown Superfoods

4 days ago | marthastewart.com | Samantha Johnson

Credit: Getty / wera rodsawang Some people love kale and some people don't, but everyone agrees on one point—it's unquestionably a superfood. This nutrient-packed member of the brassica family provides an impressive assortment of valuable vitamins and nutrients, including calcium, magnesium, potassium, and fiber—plus antioxidants! Fortunately, you can grow this leafy green both indoors and in your garden. Here, we gathered some advice from experts to help you get started.
Amid LA Wildfire Destruction, Volunteers Rescue 19th-Century Tile to Use Again in Rebuilding

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Michele Laufik

Credit: Courtesy of Save the Tiles Entire neighborhoods were wiped off the map following the January wildfires that devastated southern California. Fueled by severe drought conditions and strong Santa Ana winds, the two largest fires—the Eaton Fire in Altadena and the Palisades Fire in Pacific Palisades—caused the most damage. Roughly 11,000 homes were destroyed, many of them in Altadena, where not much was left behind.
14 Best Hedge Plants That Provide Natural Privacy for Your Home and Garden

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Lauren David

Credit: photohampster / Getty Images A hedge is formed when bushes or shrubs are grown closely together to create a natural fence. Hedge plants are commonly used to provide a level of privacy from neighbors as well as to act as a windbreaker and a noise buffer for busy streets. They are typically planted along a border or the periphery of the home. Hedges can also provide habitat and food sources for pollinators, such as birds and insects.
7 Kitchen Renovation Trends That Are Taking Over 2025, According to Designers

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Natasha Bazika

Credit: Carolina Andrade Whether you're designing a kitchen from scratch or giving your current one a refresh, you’ve likely discovered how complicated a renovation can be. The big choices—like layout and appliances—and even the smaller ones, such as drawer pulls and grout color, all matter. And while function should always be top of mind, style matters too. This year, interior designers are spotlighting a few kitchen renovation trends that merge form and function in fresh, thoughtful ways.
8 Self-Seeding Fruits for Delicious Harvests Year After Year

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Michelle Mastro

Credit: Getty / Alter_photo There are many benefits of self-seeding fruits. They grow back every year without being replanted, and they flourish and spread naturally—plus, their seeds can help support native bird populations. Many of these fruits also have greater variety and ground coverage, and can improve soil structure and attract beneficial bugs. Here, we reached out to gardening experts and asked them all about their favorite self-seeding fruits.
These Beautiful Birds Form Bonds That Resemble Human Friendship, New Study Finds

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Michele Laufik

Credit: Eloi_Omella / Getty Images One quality often found in lasting friendships is the willingness to help one another. While this behavior is innate when it comes to human friendships, new research from Columbia University reveals that superb starlings—songbirds native to eastern Africa—also have reciprocal helping relationships. Up until now, researchers thought family ties were the reason animals were cooperative with each other.
This Common Mistake Is Filling Your Garden With Weeds—Here's What to Do Instead

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | SJ McShane

Credit: Getty Images Weeds are more than just a nuisance in the garden—they compete with your plants for water, sunlight, and nutrients, stunting their growth over time. For centuries, farmers and gardeners have relied on tilling to remove weeds from their growing areas. However, as gardeners gained more experience, they realized that while tilling effectively eliminates surface weeds, it brings more weeds to the soil surface, making the problem worse.
The 10 Best Container Plants for Attracting Hummingbirds, According to Horticulturists

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Aviva Patz

Credit: Getty / DansPhotoArt Hummingbirds migrate north in the spring, so if you want to make your garden a destination for them, you'll need to grow nectar-rich flowers. Opting for container plants is especially beneficial, as you can place them on elevated surfaces, creating more protection against these birds' natural predators.