Martha Stewart just wants to be “one of the girls.”
The 83-year-old home and Garden Maven recently revealed that her feelings were hurt as they were not invited to join the local garden club.
“I had to work to join the Garden Club,” Stewart said. NPR's “Morning Edition” In a recent interview.
She said, “I don't want to be too embarrassed about my garden club, but they didn't invite me. I had my home in Maine 20 years ago. I was never invited.
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Martha Stewart recently revealed that her feelings were hurt as she was not invited to join the local garden club. (Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images)
She said she had no idea why she had never received an invitation, but when she asked her to tour her garden, she finally put down her pruning sheer.
“I don't want to be too embarrassed about the Garden Club, but they didn't invite me. I had a home in Maine 20 years ago and didn't get invited.
They asked me to go on a garden tour and I said, “You know, I want to belong to the Garden Club.” So there was an invitation. I don't think I'll be threatened very often. They just think that Malta may not have the time to become a member of the Garden Club. You know, it takes a lot of work to become a member.
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When host Michelle Martin said the club should have asked her in the first place, Stewart replied, “Of course they should, but I'm not “know” about it.”
“I just hurt my feelings that I wasn't considered one of the girls,” she admitted. “I wanted to be one of the girls in town. You know, they're all part of the Garden Club.”
Stewart's garden in Skyland, her home in Maine. (Martha Stewart/Instagram)
Stewart, who was promoting his 101st book, said he began gardening with his father, probably before he turned three.
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And while Martin suggested that the amateur gardener might have been “blackmailed” to be with her, Stewart insisted that the gardening club doesn't have to be “competitive.”
“There's no need to show off the plants,” Stewart said. “If you put plants in, you get a lot of blue ribbons. But first of all, I don't have time so I don't do much of the show. But I love going to the show and seeing what people are doing.”
When Martin thought Stewart didn't want to get into her plants on the show, she only won everything, and said, “Oh, no, that's not true. I want to take every prize. But I think gardening is a great joy.”
Stewart Gardening in 1976 at her former home in Westport, Connecticut. (Susuan Wood/Getty Images)
Stewart also gave helpful tips to keep nasty squirrels out of the garden.
“I'll have a dog,” she said. “They chase the squirrels from everything. It's so funny.”
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Stewart also opened in a Netflix documentary about his snubbing at Connecticut's Greenwich Garden Club last year.
“The Greenwich Garden Club cancelled my appearance because I had a contract with Kmart, so they didn't want to downscale,” she revealed.
Stewart Gardening last year. (Martha Stewart/Instagram)
Stewart opened in a 2019 blog post about her longtime home in Shee Harbor, Maine, known as Skyland.
“Skyland is a very beautiful and peaceful place,” she wrote in June. “Every time I go to my home in Seal Harbor, Maine, I often find local gardens on my list for hiking, shopping and tours. Of course, I love walking around Skyland and, of course, spending time with good friends while preparing and sharing delicious meals.”
According to House and Garden, Stewart bought the house in 1997 seven years after her divorce from her sole husband, Andrew Stewart.
She bought a nearby property there a few years ago. The magazine reported.
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Stewart also owns an apartment on Manhattan's Upper East Side and a home in Katona, north of New York City.
