Children's Three Sisters Native Garden Mound cooking across the Mississippi River from

across the Mississippi River from St Louis

Whether suspended from a necklace chain or attached to a charm bracelet

reliable and striking annual flowers of the Fort de Chartres Heritage Kitchen Garden Project thrive in our region and are currently grown in the demonstration Jardin potager at Fort de Chartres (Zone 6b)

created by award-winning artist Tom Willcockson and published by Les Amis du Fort de Chartres

We hope our endeavors are of some assistance and provide pleasure in aiding other’s inquiries into the region’s historic foodways

Children's Three Sisters Native Garden Mound cooking across the Mississippi River fromThis special children's seed packet collection celebrates native peoples agricultural tradition. Corn, squash and beans were planted around the year 800 in the largest Native American city north of the Rio Grande known as Cahokia, in what is now known as the state of Illinois, across the Mississippi River from St Louis, Missouri. The seeds provided will plant one 2 foot mound and includes the seed mound varieties inspired by Three Sisters Garden