Volume One
- Editors’ Introduction
- Prologue: The Botanic Garden as Organism
- Cultivating the Garden: Erasmus Darwin, 1731-1802
- The Botanic Garden: The Text
- Contexts: Aesthetic Practice and Theory
- Contexts: The Science of the Mind
- Contexts: Love and Sexuality
- Contexts: Politics
- Contexts: Spirituality
- Contexts: The Natural Sciences
- Contexts: Evolutionary Theory and the Two Darwins
- Bibliography
- Reading Text of The Economy of Vegetation
- Front Matter
- Canto I
- Canto II
- Canto III
- Canto IV
- Additional Notes
- Back Matter
- Apparatus to The Economy of Vegetation
- Editors’ Annotations
- Discussion of Illustrations
- Textual Notes
- Reading Text of The Loves of the Plants
- Apparatus to The Loves of the Plants
- Editors’ Annotations
- Discussion of Illustrations
- Textual Notes
- Taxonomic Table to The Loves of the Plants
Volume Two
A. Canto I
B. First Interlude
C. Canto II
D. Second Interlude
E. Canto III
F. Third Interlude
G. Canto IV
H. Additional Notes
I. Back Matter
Biography
Adam Komisaruk (Edited by) , Allison Dushane (Edited by)
"...this is an edition of The Botanic Garden which every university library – and the library of anyone interested in the long poem and its seemingly infinite annotative capacities – should have on hand."
- Christy Edwall in TLS
"They are to be applauded: their meticulous presentation of a difficult and slippery text gives it to critics of Romanticism as never before. Theirs will be the standard scholarly edition for generations to come; it will also, if enough of us ensure that our unversity libraries order it, be a fertile text for our students: under Komisaruk's and Dushane's green editorial fingers, the Botanic Garden flowers again."
- Tim Fulford, De Montfort University






