When a gardener visits Monticello. the home of Thomas Jefferson, she heads first to the vegetable garden and looks down the rows and rows of vegetables.
She notes that according to the brochure, the garden "serves as a preservation seed bank of Jefferson-era and 19th-century vegetable varieties".
She is impressed by the rows and rows and rows of vegetables, which run along a terrace on the
She notes that according to the brochure, the garden "serves as a preservation seed bank of Jefferson-era and 19th-century vegetable varieties".
She is impressed by the rows and rows and rows of vegetables, which run along a terrace on the
When a gardener visits Monticello
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