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Like much we know about life in general during Medieval times, our knowledge of the Medieval garden comes from paintings. The Medieval garden could be viewed as the one-stop shopping spot of the...
There are two types of English herb gardens: cottage and formal. An English cottage herb garden is a small plot of land close to the kitchen door filled with medicinal and cooking herbs. It's...
Knot Gardens became popular in landscapes of the grand homes of Renaissance England and France. These formal gardens are designed in geometric patterns that show off the lovely textures and shades...
Common in English herb gardens since before the 16th century, the herb thyme comes from the Greek word meaning "to fumigate." The English obviously knew the meaning of the word when they designed...
Visiting a famous herb garden can provide a lesson in history and world geography. Gardens can have many themes, and the famous ones often have multiple themes spread across many acres of land....
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