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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Sophie Edwards

'I never thought I would love so much color. But seeing Monet's garden at Giverny in all its glory blew my mind': How the painter inspired the maximalist planting at Martha Stewart's home

Martha stewart in her garden with a basket.

There is nothing like a Spring garden full of colorful blooms. The contrast between red, pink, yellow, and blue petals against green leaves is a feast for the eyes, awakening a sense of appreciation for nature's beauty.

Martha Stewart's long-flowering perennial garden is the perfect example. The planting at the doyenne's Turkey Hill home in Westport, Connecticut, practically bursts with life. It features every colorful bloom under the sun, from daffodils to tulips to bright pink bleeding hearts. The entire space is defined with an artfully arched trellis. Its wildness is beautifully vibrant and lively.

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