Introducing A Rich Spot of Earth — Seeds

Update: 2023-01-28

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Welcome to A Rich Spot of Earth! Monticello's podcast about Thomas Jefferson, gardening, and the natural world. In this inaugural episode, Monticello's gardeners and groundskeepers look at seeds — one of the most elemental building blocks of the garden — and seed saving, while sharing stories, tips, and techniques from Jefferson's time and our own.

Featuring Jason Young, Manager and Curator of Historic Gardens at Monticello; Peggy Cornett, our Curator of Plants; and, Debbie Donley, our Flower Gardener.

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Peaches, Biennials, and Herbs

2024-08-2919:35

Drought, Beneficial Critters, and Olive Dreams

2024-07-1919:08

Amaranths, Garden Pests, and Ginkgos

2024-06-1818:52

Roses, Strawberries, Tulip Poplars and Fringe Trees

2024-05-1119:20

Fruit Grafting and Jefferson's Favorite Garden Nurseries

2024-04-2018:16

Gardening Granddaughters, Hyacinths, and Tree Clumps

2024-03-1920:07

Gardens of Enslaved Families, Pruning

2024-02-2519:26

Greenhouses, Historic and Modern

2024-01-1919:09

Winter Interest, Holiday Decorating, and Wreaths!

2023-12-1620:31

Bulbs, Pumpkins, and Woody Plants

2023-11-3020:20

Asters, Squash, Fall Foliage, and Wine

2023-10-2022:21

Seed Saving and Fall Planting

2023-09-2722:31

Tomatoes, Shade, and Honey

2023-08-2622:45

Water, Lewis and Clark Plants, American Chestnut

2023-07-1822:58

Vining Plants, Weeds, and Summer Flowering Trees

2023-06-2524:04

Bees, Peonies, and Warm-weather Vegetables

2023-05-2323:26

April Tulips and Flowering Trees

2023-04-2322:02

March Traditions - Bare Root Plants and Spring Ephemerals

2023-03-3021:31

A Rich Spot of Earth — Sowing

2023-02-2222:31

Introducing A Rich Spot of Earth — Seeds

2023-01-2820:41

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Introducing A Rich Spot of Earth — Seeds

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Introducing A Rich Spot of Earth — Seeds

Introducing A Rich Spot of Earth — Seeds