Inspired by the greenhouses at Martha's Bedford home, the "Martha Stewart Show" greenhouse contains a collection of lush, beautiful plants, expertly cared for by gardening producer Andrea Mason. Take a look at what's growing.

At the entrance to the greenhouse sit potted azaleas, a tall Kentia palm, and shade-tolerant Boston fern. An antique wardian case, or glass terrarium-like structure, houses brightly colored orchids.

A collection of succulents, including cacti, jade, and aloe plants, wait just inside the greenhouse doors.

Orchids are arranged in a colorful grouping of small pots and ornamental wall hangings.

Ferns, including the prehistoric-looking staghorn and vibrant yellow-green leaved maidenhair, line the left wall.

Edible herbs are grown in small individual containers.

Hardy begonias thrive along the right wall of the greenhouse.

Supplies for gardening segments and plant care are organized outside the greenhouse in special shelving specifically designed for the task.