[DOC] [TLE] Thomas Jefferson's Favorite Vegetables - Monticello [PAR] Jun 16, 2010 ... The plants grown at Poplar Forest were usually the species that thrived at ... 
When Jefferson was President, between 1801 and 1809, his butler, ... Perhaps 
Jefferson enjoyed growing peas more than he liked to eat them. [DOC] [TLE] "Attending to My Farm" | Thomas Jefferson's Monticello [PAR] The vegetable and fruit gardens lay just south of Mulberry Row and were ... '
Tennis Ball' Lettuce growing in Monticello's Vegetable Garden ... He noted his 
favorites of each fruit, declaring, for instance, that the Carnation cherry was "so ... 
efforts at Monticello, in that we can still experience them in the way that Jefferson 
did. [DOC] [TLE] Fun Fact | Thomas Jefferson's Monticello [PAR] Jul 23, 2010 ... Among the vegetables in Thomas Jefferson's garden was the English pea, 
considered to be his favorite. He grew fifteen types of the English... [DOC] [TLE] Thomas Jefferson's Legacy in Gardening and Food - Monticello [PAR] Aug 31, 2016 ... Here grew the earth's melting pot of immigrant vegetables: an Ellis ... The western 
traditions of gardeningin England, France, Spain, the Mediterraneanwere ... 
President's table, remains a central legacy of Jefferson's gardening ... with seeds 
and plants of Thomas Jefferson's favorite vegetable varieties:... [DOC] [TLE] Gardens of Monticello - Wikipedia [PAR] The Gardens of Monticello were gardens first designed by Thomas Jefferson for 
his plantation .... The vegetable gardens were used to grow tomatoes, beans, 
carrots, and .... In his garden book, Jefferson stated that his favorite fruit was the 
Carnation ... In 1938, president of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, 
Stuart... [DOC] [TLE] Jefferson, Thomas and Gardening - Encyclopedia Virginia [PAR] Oct 15, 2013 ... Landscape of Monticello; Botany and Good Food; Flowers; Grapes ... on slave 
labor, could be replaced in central Virginia with the growing of maple trees ... of 
vegetable-garden cultivation and the sowing of asparagus, peas, and .... Some of 
them were in bloom from early in the spring until late in the winter. [DOC] [TLE] THE HISTORY CHEF!: Thomas Jefferson's Favorite Vegetables [PAR] Jun 11, 2011 ... Among the many exotic new plants grown there were beans and salsify ... table, 
both at Monticello and at the newly built President's House in ... put in the peas; 
boil them quick twenty or thirty minutes, according to their age;... [DOC] [TLE] Interview with Peter Hatch about Monticello's Historic Gardens [PAR] Sep 3, 2012 ... Thomas Jefferson was the third president of the United States, ... About 35 
varieties of cabbage grew at Monticello, including Choux de Milan and Early York
. ... English peas were easily Jefferson's favorite vegetable, and a great deal ... 
Looks lovely but the photos are so small  is difficult to enjoy them fully. [DOC] [TLE] Thomas Jefferson's Vegetable Garden: A Thing Of Beauty ... - NPR [PAR] May 10, 2012 ... Thomas Jefferson's garden at Monticello was uniquely American because it 
served ... he cared about putting peas on the table and sharing seeds with his 
friends. ... of Independence and the nation's third president found spare time to ... 
and errors, growing over 300 varieties of more than 90 different plants. [DOC] [TLE] Thomas Jefferson's Vegetable Garden: A Thing Of Beauty ... - KNKX [PAR] May 10, 2012 ... Thomas Jefferson's garden at Monticello served as an experimental .... We're in 
Thomas Jefferson's vegetable garden, high up at ... And over his lifetime, 
Jefferson grew an astounding number of them: 330 ... HATCH: And we have 
some peas up here and peas are often regarded as Jefferson's favorite... [DOC] [TLE] Jefferson's Vegetable Garden Still Grows at Monticello - The New ... [PAR] Jun 30, 2010 ... In the vegetable garden at Monticello, his home in Virginia, Thomas Jefferson ... 
neighbor, a much better gardener who usually won their pea-growing contest. ... 
devoid of details on how plants were protected from disease and insects. ... 
Jefferson's favorite vining beans wind up a variety of sturdy cedar...

Question: Peas were a favorite of this president who grew them at Monticello
Answer: Thomas Jefferson