Monticello 1776 American Flag Sweater

Monticello 1776 American Flag SweaterOur cotton cashmere sweater, inspired by the American flag, is surrounded by a whip stitch boarder on a navy background. Made from a soft, durable cotton blend, it offers a comfortable fit with ribbed cuffs, hem, and neckline for a clean, structured look. Whether you're commemorating Independence Day or simply embracing your love of history, this sweater is a meaningful and stylish choice for any season. Available in womens sizes S, M, L, XL.

In a letter to John W

Culture: Adaptable to difficult situations

Publication date:  February 1

" It's possible that Bartram was referring to Asclepias incarnata

Jefferson is variably described as a hypocrite

showy yellow

three-in-one shampoo

shrub-like accent to the perennial border

Charleston is the home of the Noisettes and there has been a great deal of interest in identifying and preserving these old garden forms in recent years

Philadelphia botanist and plant explorer William Bartram first discovered this handsome shrub of the southeastern United States during his travels in Carolina

” At a time when the Constitution’s vulnerability is all too evident

This lovely North American native was introduced into Europe by 1711