1st Edition
The Medieval and Early Modern Garden in Britain Enclosure and Transformation, c. 1200-1750
Part I: Theorizing the Garden
1. Introduction: The Garden at the Intersection of Pleasure, Contemplation and Cure
[Patricia Skinner and Theresa Tyers]
2. Gendered Spaces of Flourishing and the Medieval Hortus Conclusus
[Liz Herbert McAvoy]
Part II: The Historical Garden
3. Rills and Romance: Gardens at the Castles of Llywelyn ab Iorwerth and Edward I in Wales
[Spencer Gavin Smith]
4. A Delite for the Senses: Three Healing Plants in Medieval Gardens, the Lily, the Rose and the Woodland Strawberry
[Theresa Tyers]
5. In Dock, Out Nettle: Negotiating Health Risks in the Early Modern Garden
[Emily Cock]
Part III: The Imagined Garden
6. "To play bi an orchardside": Orchards as Enclosures of Queer Space in Lanval and Sir Orfeo
[Amy Morgan]
7. Dressing the Pleasure Garden: Creation, Recreation and Varieties of Pleasure in the Two Texts of the Norwich Grocers' Play
[Daisy Black]
8. Political Gardens in Early Modern English Drama
[Eoin Price]
Part IV: Gardens and Transformation
9. Horti Recidivi: The Restoration and Re-creation of Medieval Gardens in the 20th and 21st Centuries
[Manuel Schwembacher]
10. Report on a Pilot Study of the Garden as a Place of Health and Well-being
[Sara Jones]
Biography
Patricia Skinner holds a Personal Chair in History at Swansea University.
Theresa Tyers is Research Fellow at Swansea University.






