Blythe Copeland is a Lifestyle Contributor at Martha Stewart. With over a decade of experience as a lifestyle writer and editor, she specializes in home design, gardening, food, health, and entertaining, with a strong focus on sustainable agriculture and permaculture. Blythe's work has been featured in Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Yahoo News, and Brides.
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By: Blythe Copeland
Knowing how to grow and care for broccoli lets you add this hardy, adaptable vegetable to your garden plan for a summer or fall harvest. With flexible sun requirements, simple watering needs, and low-effort harvesting procedures, broccoli is a healthy, tasty, and easy plant to grow and maintain.
Get ready to eat homegrown produce in just two months.
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By: Blythe Copeland
Plant coneflower in spring or fall, according to your USDA Hardiness Zone, giving new roots time to establish before the stress of summer heat or winter cold. Though native coneflowers adapt to most soils and are easy to grow and maintain, say experts, it's important to plant them in mild spring or autumn temperatures.
Plant coneflowers in the optimal season for long-term blooms.
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By: Blythe Copeland
Grow your own vegetables fast. Discover four root vegetables you can plant in containers right now for a quick, easy harvest.
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By: Blythe Copeland
Do you want to get a rug for your bedroom but don't know where to put it? Here, several experts explain how to place a rug in a bedroom, as well as how to find the right size rug for your space.
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By: Blythe Copeland
The best colors to attract hummingbirds to your backyard are bright hues that stand out from the rest of your landscaping. Birds will see these colors first—whether on plants or décor—and come for a closer look. But encouraging them to come back isn't as easy; make them more frequent visitors with these expert tips.
Improve the taste and quantity of your harvest by adding these colorful companion plants to your garden.
Turn your living room into an indoor orchard.
Follow these simple tips for bonding with your backyard birds.
