Embroidered Abigail Adams Ornament

Embroidered Abigail Adams OrnamentAbigail Adams was our nations second First Lady. Thomas Jefferson and Abigail became friends when Jefferson and John Adams were both American diplomats in Europe. This fabric ornament is made by hand using centuries old method of zardozi embroidery. 6"h.

Habit: Grows up to 3 ft high and wide

he wrote to the Philadelphia nurseryman John Bartram

Publication date:  April 10

it was being grown in American gardens by the 1830s

Approximately 18" tall

Publication date:  January 24

but was recommended by Peter Henderson by the end of the century

which persist throughout the winter

This charming American wildflower grows along the northern slopes and river bottoms of Monticello mountain and Thomas Jefferson observed it blooming at Shadwell on April 6

been claimed by Southern secessionists and Northern abolitionists

Hatch's brilliant direction

Approximately 10-18” tall