Bare Root Father Abraham Apple Tree (Malus cv.)

Bare Root Father Abraham Apple Tree (Malus cv.)Deciduous, medium sized fruit tree. Description: Greenish yellow skin almost totally flushed with brownish red and dotted over the surface; yellowish white flesh is fine grained, tinged red under the skin with a sweet, mildly aromatic flavor; stores well. Habit: Grafted onto semi dwarfing rootstock (MM111); grows 12 to 15' high; space trees 15 20' apart; late season blooming period. Culture: Prefers moderately rich soils and full sun; requires one

Jefferson adds to the collection of the American Philosophical Society

The Baron de Montlezun and Francis Hall provide informative accounts of Jefferson's home

and he lays out an expansive vision for its future as an institution of higher learning

Coolidge chronicles her opportunities to view over four hundred works of art held in both public and private collections

He brought them home to Monticello and used them the rest of his life

It was one of the first of the re-blooming roses in America

named for Charles Amson

shrub-like accent to the perennial border

moist soil with plenty of organic matter

the gold and enamel ring bearing this phrase (I love and I hope) was given to Martha Jefferson by the British ambassador to France-the uncle of two of Martha's close friends at the convent school she attended near Paris

This library book stand has that capability

This delicate perennial is native to Great Britain