Monticello's Historic Gardens

Flower Gardens

Monticello was a botanic laboratory of ornamental and useful plants from around the world. More »

Vegetable Garden

Jefferson grew 330 vegetable varieties in Monticello's 1000-foot-long garden terrace. More »

Fruit Gardens

170 fruit varieties of apples, peaches, grapes, and more grew in Monticello's orchards. More »

Unique features of the Grounds

The landscape around Monticello's gardens possess many unique features. More »

Gardens at Monticello Today

Saturdays in the Garden

A series of garden-related walks, talks, tastings, and workshops.
More »

Shop for Monticello plants and seeds

Shop for heirloom plants and seeds, and for garden-related gifts, furniture, and decorative items. More »

Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants

Collecting, preserving and distributing Jefferson-related and other historic plant varieties. More »

In bloom at Monticello

See what's blooming now in Monticello's gardens or search over 150 plants by blooming dates. More »

Twinleaf Journal

Articles by Monticello staff on Jefferson and his lifelong interest in gardening. More »

Thomas Jefferson Parkway

An 89-acre park with walking trails, a pond and a collection of native trees and shrubs. More »