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The new and improved Mount Vernon Official Guidebook contains 208 pages filled with new color photography of George Washington's Mount Vernon. Full...
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Hardcover with 30 pages including cover page and epilogue. Copyright 2019 Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Union and Applewood Books. Every ...
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Edited by Susan P. Schoelwer, Senior Curator at George Washington's Mount Vernon. Foreword by Andrea Wulf. ISBN-13: 978-0931917486. Hardcover with ...
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George Washington did not cut down the cherry tree as Parson Weems said but, after tasting our cherry preserves, you might think he did. Tart and s...
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This handsome black metal lantern is American made and the same as those used to light the paths at Mount Vernon during special evening events such...
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The delicate flavor and aroma of wild strawberries are immediately evident when one opens the jar--it smells and tastes like fresh picked strawberr...
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Three berries in one--a true old-fashioned preserve with seeds and large pieces of fresh blackberries, strawberries and raspberries. A colorful and...
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Blackberry Lily: Iris domestica Iris domestica is native to North America. Its common name, blackberry lily, comes from the seed pods which form af...
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These charming wood acorns were created by Doug Dill, master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood for the acorns was sourced from a pecan tree ci...
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Purple Foxglove: Digitalis purpurea Digitalis purpurea was a colonial favorite of the gardener and the apothecary. Foxglove was brought to Mount Ve...
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Great year round but with rich apple and cinnamon ingredients, this traditional apple butter really tastes like autumn. Terrific for breakfast but ...
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Sweet William: Dianthus barbatus Dianthus barbatus is believed to have been introduced to England by Carthusian monks as early as the 12th century....
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Blue False Indigo: Baptisia australis Baptisia australis is native to North America and was mentioned in American writings as early as 1783. Blue f...
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Cardinal flower: Lobelia cardinalis Lobelia cardinalis is native to central, eastern, and southern North America. Cardinal flower is typically foun...
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True to its name, this is a great old-fashioned preserve-terrific on biscuits, toast or bagels. Martha Washington was famous for her hospitality an...
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Brown-Eyed Susan: Rudbeckia triloba Rudbeckia triloba is an easy-to-grow native of the central-eastern United States and was commonly grown in 18th...
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These finely turned peppermills were created by Doug Dill, master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood for the peppermills was sourced from a whi...
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Larkspur: Consolida ajacis Consolida ajacis is native to the Mediterranean and was once used medicinally to stop bleeding and heal wounds. Larkspur...
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Globe Amaranth: Gomphrena globosa Gomphrena globosa is mentioned in a letter written by John Custis, of Williamsburg, in 1742. Commenting on globe ...
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