Monticello Farm & Garden Fig Preserves
Thomas Jefferson's passion for figs helped propagate this variety in Virginia and possibly elsewhere in the United States. In 1809, Jefferson wrote to Dr. William Thornton, a close friend and architect of the Capitol in Washington D.C.: "I will take some occasion of sending you some cuttings of the Marseilles fig, which I brought from France with me, & is unquestionably superior to any fig I have ever seen."
Our small batch fig preserves are made locally with figs harvested from Monticello.
6 fl. oz.
Thomas Jefferson's passion for figs helped propagate this variety in Virginia and possibly elsewhere in the United States. In 1809, Jefferson wrote to Dr. William Thornton, a close friend and architect of the Capitol in Washington D.C.: "I will take some occasion of sending you some cuttings of the Marseilles fig, which I brought from France with me, & is unquestionably superior to any fig I have ever seen."
Our small batch fig preserves are made locally with figs harvested from Monticello.
6 fl. oz.
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Thomas Jefferson's passion for figs helped propagate this variety in Virginia and possibly elsewhere in the United States. In 1809, Jefferson wrote to Dr. William Thornton, a close friend and architect of the Capitol in Washington D.C.: "I will take some occasion of sending you some cuttings of the Marseilles fig, which I brought from France with me, & is unquestionably superior to any fig I have ever seen."
Our small batch fig preserves are made locally with figs harvested from Monticello.
6 fl. oz.
