Martha stewart greenhouse

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

Follow a timeline of Martha Stewart's journey through these throwback photos from her life.

Inside Martha Stewart's vegetable greenhouse, a variety of good-for-you greens are ready for harvest. Here's what Martha is growing, now—plus, the soups and salads she's making with her bounty.

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

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

It's always so great to start off the new year eating healthy, delicious, organic greens. My large half-acre outdoor vegetable garden is cleared, cleaned and put to bed for the winter season, but I'm fortunate to have lots of wonderful vegetables thriving indoors, in a special greenhouse located behind my Equipment Barn. Here are some

It's been quite rainy here in the Northeast this month, but that hasn't deterred guests from touring my Bedford, New York farm to see my gardens, groves, and allees. Every now and then I agree to a handful of private guided walks to show visitors what is blooming at the time and to share how

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

Among my favorite plants are the exotic forms of succulents - they make excellent container specimens. If you like growing plants, but don’t really have the time to care for them properly, I encourage you to consider growing succulents. Succulents are so easy to maintain and are able to survive prolonged drought because they store

My outdoor garden beds are all cleared for the 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. Last week was cloudy and dreary here at my Bedford, New York farm. The deciduous