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Seeds of Spring
Southern Living, Mar 2008
TO GROW
THE MASTER OF ALL MASTER GARDENERS in the South has to have been Thomas Jefferson. Our third President wasn't just a statesman; he was also a horticulturist extraordinaire. He cherished his gardens at Monticello, planting and experimenting enthusiastically with all manner of flowers and vegetables. Take a cue from what Jefferson himself grew, and plant some seeds this spring from Monticello. You can check out the many offerings of annuals, perennials, and biennials online at www.monticello.org, and then order your favorites for $2.35 per packet. Or you can opt for one of the seed Samplers of eight for $16.
Copyright Southern Progress Corporation Mar 2008
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