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Thomas Jefferson’s lost garden pea is rediscovered in SC and returns to Monticello.
Which is the best garden pea? The first to ripen, breaking the winter dearth of green vegetables. Thomas Jefferson challenged neighbors to present the first plate of peas. Victors grew the Early Frame, sown in autumn, rising again in February. From 1770 to 1840 it defined spring gardens, then disappeared. The Savers identify an Early Frame pea from Little Mountain, SC, and return it to Monticello.
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Peas Come To The Table Preview
Preview: Episode 1 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Which is the best garden pea? The first to ripen, breaking the winter dearth of green vegetables. Thomas Jefferson challenged neighbors to present the first plate of peas. Victors grew the Early Frame, sown in autumn, rising again in February. From 1770 to 1840 it defined spring gardens, then disappeared. The Savers identify an Early Frame pea from Little Mountain, SC, and return it to Monticello.
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On "The Savers of Flavor," where history and taste unite, Join Charleston chef Kevin Mitchell and me, food historian David Shields, as we uncover the lost flavors of the South.
Discover Thomas Jefferson's passion for gardening and the heirloom seeds that tell stories of resilience and tradition.
From the gardens of Monticello to the fields of South Carolina, explore how these treasures can transform your table today.
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