Monticello Lilac Room Spray

Monticello Lilac Room SprayThomas Jefferson first recorded the planting of lilacs at his childhood home, Shadwell, in 1767 and later at Monticello in 1771. Featuring fresh scents of garden lilac and jasmine, our room spray will bring the fresh scent of the garden indoors. Made in the U. S. A.

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Thomas Jefferson first recorded the planting of lilacs at his childhood home

European sizes: 35 (US 5)

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ISBN-13: ‎ 978-0847861859

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