Description
Thomas Jefferson believed birds and insects were "indexes of climate" revealing "the advance of the spring." In 1806 he wrote, "I have noted
the access and recess of frost, flowering and leafing of plants, ripening of the cultivated fruits, arrival of birds and some insects." The following seed collection, package in a collectable tin, contains the following ten seeds:
Black Hollyhock
Blanket Flower
Butterfly Weed
Plains Coreopsis
Cardinal Flower
Cypress Vine
Foxglove
Lemon Bergamot
Purple Coneflower
Snow-on-the-Mountain
