1 Alright, G.K. - You're all refreshed from your nap and now it's time for a little adventure. Rather than let you walk (run away) we've opted to drive you to the destination we have in mind.

2 Here we are at the paddock where the two black sheep used to live. They now live at a wool farm and this paddock isn't used for animals anymore, which means there's no poop to get messy in.

3 You mean you're going to let me run wild?

4 Yes! I'm free and this feels great!

5 Come on, G.K. - I want in on this action.

6 I'm pretty fast, but I think G.K. is even faster!

7 G.K. - How about a little tussle?

8 Take that, big boy!

9 Oh no!

10 I've been had!

11 I'm outta here!

12 Sharkey, let's just let him run.

13 I think G.K. is really enjoying this outing.

14 This is very good for G.K. and we should do this on a regular basis.

1 Nicki Minaj

2 Jonah Hill

3 Portia DeRossi and Ellen Degeneres

4 Calista Flockhart

5 Randy Jackson

6 Nicole Richie

7 Vintage Sonny and Cher

8 Winona Ryder

9 Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

10 Kathy Lee Gifford

11 Bradley Cooper

12 Vintage Drew Barrymore

1 G.K. - We mentioned yesterday that we might take you on one of our adventures. Do you remember?

2 There are a few issues that we need to talk to you about.

3 Sharkey and I have a real problem taking you anywhere because when you are off leash, you bolt and don't come back when you're called.

4 Francesca is right, G.K. It really is no fun for us when you don't cooperate.

5 I mean, who want's to chase you all over the place? That get's old real fast, unlike this terrific back scratch method.

6 G.K., don't look so miserable! There's so much more than running. The farm is full of adventure and you can learn so much from the two of us.

7 Sharkey, I have an idea. If he wants to run, maybe that's not exactly a bad thing. I know where we could take G.K. where he can still run, but won't get too far.

8 G.K. - Since you like to run so much, how would you like to go on a running adventure?

9 Oh, I see. You'd like to have a nap first? That's probably not a bad idea. To be continued.......

1 Sharkey, don't you just love exploring around the farm?

2 Yes I do, Francesca. The Japanese maple grove has so many interesting plants to look at. I love these feathery ferns and these unusual umbrella-shaped leaves of the Mayapple.

3 Franny, follow me over here.

4 Do you see those very pretty blue flowers? They are Virginia bluebells and they're native to moist woodland in eastern North America.

5 Virginia bluebell is a spring ephemeral plant, meaning it is a perennial plant that emerges quickly in the spring and dies back to its underground parts after a short growth and reproduction phase.

6 I could linger here forever, Sharkey, but there's so much more to discover. I see some digging going on by the lilacs.

7 Wilmer, Gyurme, and Roger are planting the rest of the rose bushes.

8 And look, we're just in time to be in some action shots! Phil is here taking video of how to plant roses.

9 That's right, Phil - a lower camera angle is always better for Frenchies!

10 The camera is no longer rolling so it's time for us to move on. Keep up the good work, guys.

11 Come on, Sharkey! I'll race you!

12 Franny, I'm gaining on you!

13 And I've taken the lead! See you back at the house!

14 Hi, G.K. Would you kindly open the door?

15 G.K. This really isn't very funny!

16 Come on, G.K.

17 Oh, alright! Maybe, just maybe, we'll take you with us next time.

1 Sharkey, it looks like Ryan is busy planting in the garden.

2 Francesca, these are Oriental poppies that Ryan grew from seed in the greenhouse.

3 Oriental poppies are prized for their huge, crepe-petaled blooms in gorgeous pinks, reds, oranges, and even whites.

4 Hi Ryan! Poppies are perennials that bloom in May and June.

5 However, these plants don't look big enough to offer any flowers this year.

6 So the idea is to plant the poppies now so that they can grow big and strong and begin blooming next spring?

7 I'd say you are a very patient gardener!

8 But still, it's a great idea anyway because you are filling up empty spaces where weeds could grow instead.

9 Oriental poppy blossoms last only a week or two, but during that time they furnish one of the high points of the gardening year. You certainly have a lot of plants. Can you imagine how gorgeous this border will be?

10 Good job, Ryan! Keep up the great work in making this farm so amazing!

11 Sharkey, look at that stunning wisteria in full glorious bloom!

12 You must take a whiff. It's so fragrant!

13 You're right, Francesca. Did you know that wisteria is in the pea family? There are two forms of wisteria - the climbing vine and the standard upright, like this one. Ahh - I could smell this all day!

1 Well, Francesca, it's happened again. The honeybees have disappeared over the winter. The hives have been cleaned out and are being positioned in a different area for the new bees that have been ordered.

2 This mysterious and disturbing condition is called colony collapse disorder (CCD), and it's happening to beekeepers all around the world. CCD has wiped out from 20% to 60% of colonies in the affected areas.

3 Carlos went to pick up the new bees. Most hives are started with a 3-pound package of live bees, which contains approximately 12,000 honeybees, including one queen!

4 Carlos brought home 4 packages, one for each hive.

5 Listen to all that buzzing! Once the hives are in place, the bees need to be installed.

6 It's kind of complicated and someone with good bee knowledge should take charge. Basically, you take the cover off the box and shake the bees into their new hive. Franny, I do not want to be anywhere nearby when that happens!

7 So, here we are after what looks to be a successful installation.

8 The bees have sugar syrup to feed on until they figure out where all the flower nectar is located.

9 The problem is, Francesca, that there doesn’t seem to be a single smoking gun behind CCD. Experts are looking at a range of possible causes, including a parasitic mite called Varroa destructor and several viruses.

10 There's also a bacterial disease called European foulbrood that's increasingly being detected in U.S. bee colonies and the use of pesticides is also looking to be a real contributor to the problem.

11 Let's hope they figure out how to keep honeybees alive or else plants, like this apple tree, won't grow very much produce and that would be disastrous!

1 In loving memory of sweet Cora-belle...

1 This is Coco Chanel, the dog of Rachel Stewart, Marketing Production Manager. Coco is sporting the Color Block Dress.

2 “I love wearing bright colors and accessories,” barks Coco, a glam yorkie who integrates clothing and accessories with her signature fur-do, like this handcrafted Martha Stewart Crafts necklace designed by Rachel.

3 On Fridays, Coco goes a little more casual. “The Hammerhead Shark Hoodie is a fierce yet comfortable statement piece. I wear it on slower days or when I’m hanging around the doghouse. I love accessorizing it with toys, like this plush octopus…never hurts to add a little squeak to my ensemble. Woof!”

4 This is Georgia, owned by Christine Vystricil, Integrated Sales Director. Georgia is wearing the Camobone Dress & Camobone Hat.

5 “When you’re in sales, you need to look and smell good to impress the dogs on your client list,” barks Georgia, a French Bulldog with infectious charm. “I wear a lot of dresses, and lately I’ve been wearing a lot of bows. I think they accentuate my shoulders.”

6 In her spare time, Georgia enjoys eating treats and staring out the window. This is the Denim Dress.

7 This is Butch, owned by Dana Spitler, Merchandising Finance Manager, wearing the Scout T-Shirt. “When I get dressed in the morning, I dress for comfort,” barks Butch, a gifted finance fashionista.

8 This is the Gym Jumpsuit. “My coworkers call me ‘the canine calculator;’ I sit around chewing on numbers all day long. I need to wear something that looks sharp, but doesn’t interfere with my work.”

9 When Butch isn’t adding and subtracting, this Chelsea pooch can be found in the crafts room, brush-in-paw. “I love painting park landscapes—it really gets my tail wagging.”

10 Meet Sambuca, owned by Erica Rybinski, Facilities Administrator. Sambuca is wearing the Camp Marsh Tee. “I’m a tank top kind of pup,” yips Sambuca, the dog who keeps everything running at MSLO. “From set up to clean up, I have to be ready to get my paws dirty!”

11 For Sambuca, a simple graphic tank is the perfect solution. It’s comfortable and durable, ideal for working in the office or taking a stroll outside.

12 Sambuca also loves to accessorize, “This chipmunk plush toy is my go-to accessory; I bring it everywhere. It’s made from fake chipmunk, obviously, but it’s a real snout turner. Other dogs are always running up to me and sniffing it out—they seem to think it might be the real thing!"

13 Meet Rafa and Bella, owned by Elizabeth Allerton, Integrated Sales Director. On Rafa - the Camp Camoflauge Hood and on Bella - the Camp Gingham Dress

14 Rafa and Bella bring puppy love to a new level of adorable in their fashionable attire. “I like a feminine yet retro look,” barks Bella, “Rafa, on the other paw, chooses comfort,” she teases.

15 “Oh no, here I am in the doghouse again…,” Rafa whimpers. “I try to keep my clothing simple and low maintenance so I can focus on the work at hand. Bella likes me in blue, so I wear a lot of it.” When they’re not at work, Rafa and Bella like to chase squirrels and nap.

16 This is Lucy, the dog of Alex Perruzzi, VP (Vice Pup) Licensing, Crafts, Celebrations. Lucy is wearing the Camp Scout Dress and is playing with the Owl Bottle Cruncher Toy.

17 “As an executive in the business, I like to dress the part,” barks Lucy, now wearing the Sea Hibiscus Dress. “I'm pretty laid back about most things, fashion included. Most days, I wear dresses—they compliment my figure and flounce when I wag my tail.”

18 Every once in a while, Lucy swaps the dress for a fitted tee, this one being the Sea Shark Tee. “Whether fancy or casual, my main concern is that I look cute—that’s how you get attention from the humans, and I love the humans!"

19 Bear's owner is Samantha Perlman, Assistant Designer. “Color, color, color!” yips Bear, a spunky Pekinese Pomeranian, wearing the Sea Fish Tee and an adorable smile.

20 “Maybe it’s because I’m a creative type, or maybe it’s because of the orange undertones of my coat—I just love bright color and I wear it whenever I get the chance. This is the Sea Star Tank."

21 Bear has the grace of a ballerina and the presence of a show dog. And she admits to one little diva behavior: eating straight from the Martha Stewart Pets feeding mat instead of the bowl. "What can I say, we all have our quirks."

1 Sharkey, today on Martha's blog, she posted photos of the sod being cut to make these long borders alongside the lilac allee.

2 The lilac is just beginning to bloom.

3 Oh, I see some blooms further along.

4 Ah, yes! These lilac are so beautiful and quite fragrant. Quite interestingly, I read recently that lilac is a member of the olive family.

5 Francesca, maybe we should help out Wilmer by rototilling. I think I know how this thing works.

6 OK, Sharkey! Full steam ahead!

7 Yep - Wilmer will be happy for our help!

8 Now that the tilling is done, let's see what Wilmer is up to. This smells like rich compost.

9 So, Wilmer - I see you're top-dressing the new rose beds, getting them ready for planting. Sharkey and I helped by doing a little rototilling.

10 Sharkey, it's a good thing we helped out in the new rose borders. Just look how many roses there are to plant!

11 I wish we could help plant, but all of those rose thorns aren't very dog-friendly.

1 Last Friday, we had a very pleasant visit with Beatrice Mochere-Mwasi, who is visiting from Kenya.

2 Beatrice told us that she is the founder and director of Sanabora Design House Limited, a company that produces fashion accessories, such as leather handbags and jewelry.

3 Sanabora works to create a distinctive range of leather bags that represent a fusion of contemporary design and indigenous African concepts.

4 She is visiting New York City and has been spending a great deal of time at Martha Stewart Living headquarters. Martha invited her to tour the farm and of, course, who better than to guide her?

5 Beatrice loved the donkeys!

6 And, as usual, we loved seeing them, too!

7 We then went to the stable and while Beatrice said hello to all of the horses, we sat on top of these urns like perfect bookends.

8 We were beginning to feel neglected and then Beatrice finally came back, showering us with her warm affection! It was great meeting you, Beatrice!