Martha stewart greenhouse

Martha Stewart's official blog. On the Martha Blog, Martha Stewart shares an up-close and personal perspective of her life through blog posts, photos and Twitter. - Part 2

Go inside Martha's first-ever home, Turkey Hill, a farmhouse in Connecticut. Take a tour of the beautiful property here.

Cold weather preparations are in full swing in my greenhouses. As many of you know, I have quite a large collection of warm weather plants at my farm, including citrus trees and other tropical specimens. Because I live in a four-season region, during colder months, it’s vital these plants move indoors, where the temperature and

This morning, my outdoor vegetable gardens are covered with a light layer of snow and sleet, but I'm fortunate to have vegetables growing beautifully in a large and special greenhouse tucked behind my Equipment Barn here at my Bedford, New York farm. Its design was inspired by Eliot Coleman, an expert in four-season farming. My

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I am so happy I can grow lots of juicy, nutrient-rich citrus fruits right here at my Bedford, New York farm. Citrus fruits come in various colors, flavors, shapes, and sizes. Among the most recognizable are oranges and lemons. Less known, the smallest member of the citrus family is the kumquat. I love them all

Shot from 900 feet in the air.

Want to get the low down on Martha Stewart's immaculate 150 acre garden? In a new series on Mr Plant Geek called 'Plant Geeking Out With...', I talk to Ryan McCallister, Martha's head gardener! We find out about his exciting work and lecturing for NYBG, and how much time he actually gets to spend with Martha!

Some shots from Martha's beautiful greenhouse in Bedford, NY in the February issue of Living.

My outdoor garden beds are cleared, cleaned, and ready for winter, but fresh, delicious vegetables are growing beautifully indoors - in a special greenhouse I had constructed several years ago that was inspired by Eliot Coleman, an expert in four-season farming. Here at my farm, we practice succession planting - the process of seeding crops