Monticello Jefferson Cup

Monticello Jefferson CupA finely engraved depiction of his beloved home makes a fitting decoration for Thomas Jefferson's classic design in polished pewter. 2 3 4"h, 7 oz. capacity. Made in the U. S. A.

cone-like fruits mature to red with red berries in fall

It's slender stalks of pale yellow blossoms are very striking in partly shaded locations against a dark green background

daisy-like flowers with dark brown centers

New York Ironweed is a good nectar source for bees and butterflies

The corolla of Physostegia will stay indefinitely in whatever position it is turned (hence the common name "obedient plant")

it appears to have been grown as an ornamental plant rather than for medicinal purposes

Jefferson documented

" our canvas tote will hold everything needed for a day's outing

First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt

multi-stemmed shrub or single-stemmed tree

The 581 documents printed in this volume cover the period from 18 June 1811 to 30 April 1812

Habit: Grows 18 to 36 inches high