Monticello Poinsettia Table Runner

Monticello Poinsettia Table RunnerOur own table runner design features poinsettias, pinecones, holly and winterberries surrounded by a beautiful holiday plaid. 100% cotton. Made in U. S. A. 14" x 72".

five-petaled flowers—the upper 2 petals are deep violet and the lower 3 pale lavender

In 1771 Thomas Jefferson included Pasque Flower as a desirable plant in his plans for "The Open Ground on the West - a shrubbery" at Monticello

New Jersey nurseryman Peter Henderson noted in his Handbook of Plants

Origin: Mediterranean

and versatile in creating a beautiful yet economically important specimen in forest ecosystems and backyards alike

having been neglected latterly

This handsome shrub is native from New York to Louisiana and was first introduced to European gardens in 1752

Description: Pyramidal clusters of white flowers in mid-summer

Deciduous North American shrub

tolerates some dry conditions

Jefferson's listing of "Cypress Cupressus disticha” in his book

ISBN-13: ‎ 978-0691177830