Plants of Colonial Williamsburg: How to Identify 200 of Colonial America's Flowers, Herbs, and Trees

by Joan Parry Dutton, Marion Ruff Sheehan (Illustrator)

This guide to the plants in Colonial Williamsburg's gardens describes and discusses two hundred flowers, trees, herbs, and shrubs. The historical background of each plant links it with the colonial period. Brief biographies of early plantsmen explain the roles they played in the history of horticulture

Genres: Gardening

193 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1979