Martha Stewart shares her gardening insights, emphasizing the joy of growing peonies and the importance of nurturing plants through feeding and watering techniques. She discusses her affinity for using coffee grinds as fertilizer, a method learned from a café experience, and recalls her father's unique tomato cultivation method using fish as fertilizer. Stewart underscores that every successful garden begins with good soil and compost, and advises gardeners to be prepared for hard work and the emotional challenges of plant care.
It's important to feed, and water, your plants.
A common one is coffee grinds: I would take the coffee grinds from the café home and spread them around my azaleas.
Every garden needs ... to start with good soil and compost.
It's hard work. You need to be prepared to give effort.
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