The Shakespeare Garden
Subtitle: By Esther Singleton, With Numerous Illustrations From Photographs And Reproductions Of Old Wood Cuts
Publisher: Century
Published: 1922
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: PART ONE; title: THE GARDEN OF DELIGHT; title: Evolution of the Shakespeare Garden 3; title: I. The Medieval Pleasance 3; title: II. Garden of Delight 11; title: III. The Italian Renaissance Garden 15; title: IV. Bagh-i-Vafa 19; title: V. New Fad for Flowers 21; title: VI. Tudor Gardens 25; title: VII. Garden Pleasures 29; title: The Curious Knotted Garden 31; title: I. Flower Lovers and Herbalists 31; title: II. The Elizabethan Garden 40; title: III. Old Garden Authors 68; title: IV. "Outlandish" and English Flowers  78; title: PART TWO; title: THE FLOWERS OF SHAKESPEARE; title: Spring : "The Sweet o' the Year" 93; title: I. Primroses, Cowslips, and Oxlips  93; title: II. "Daffodils That Come Before the Swallow Dares" 109; title: III. "Daisies Pied and Violets Blue" 118; title: IV. "Lady-smocks All Silver White" and "Cuckoo-buds of Every Yellow Hue" 130; title: V. Anemones and "Azured Harebells" 133; title: VI. Columbine and Broom-flower 137; title: Summer: "Sweet Summer Buds" 145; title: I. "Morning Roses Newly Washed with Dew" 145; title: II. "Lilies of All Kinds" 160; title: III. Crown-Imperial and Flower-de-Luce  167; title: IV. Fern and Honeysuckle 175; title: V. Carnations and Gilliflowers 181; title: VI. Marigold and Larkspur 189; title: VII. Pansies for Thoughts and Poppies for Dreams 200; title: VIII. Crow-flowers and Long Purples 207; title: IX. Saffron Crocus and Cuckoo-flowers . 210; title: X. Pomegranate and Myrtle 215; title: Autumn: "Herbs of Grace" and "Drams of Poison" 224; title: I. Rosemary and Rue 224; title: II. Lavender, Mints, and Fennel 231; title: III. Sweet Marjoram, Thyme, and Savory 236; title: IV. Sweet Balm and Camomile 243; title: V. Dian's Bud and Monk's-hood Blue  246; title: Winter: "When Icicles Hano by the Wall" 253; title: I. Holly and Ivy 253; title: II. Mistletoe and Box 261; title: PART THREE; title: PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS; title: The Lay-out of Stately and Small Formal Gardens 269; title: I. The Stately Garden 271; title: II. The Small Garden 276; title: III. Soil and Seed 278; title: IV. The Gateway 280; title: V. The Garden House 281; title: VI. The Mount 282; title: VII. Rustic Arches 282; title: VIII. Scats 284; title: IX. Vases, Jars, and Tubs 284; title: X. Fountains 285; title: XI. The Dove-cote 287; title: XII. The Sun-dial 288; title: XIII. The Terrace 289; title: XIV. The Pleached Alley 292; title: XV. Hedges 293; title: XVI. Paths 294; title: XVII. Borders 295; title: XVIII. Edgings 297; title: XIX. Knots 298; title: XX. The Rock Garden 302; title: XXI. Flowers 302; title: XXII. Potpourri 324; title: A Maske of Flowers 325; title: Complete List of Shakespearean Flowers with Botanical Identifications 331; title: Appendix 333; title: Elizabethan Gardens at Shakespeare's Birthplace 333; title: Index 347; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: ILLUSTRATIONS; title: FACING PAGE; title: Stratford-upon-Avon, New Place, Border of Annuals  Frontispiece; title: Fifteenth Century Garden within Castle Walls, French 8; title: Lovers in the Castle Garden, Fifteenth Century MS 17; title: Garden of Delight, Romaunt of the Rose, Fifteenth Century 17; title: Babar's Garden of Fidelity 20; title: Italian Renaissance Garden, Villa Giusti, Verona 29; title: John Gerard, Lobel and Parkinson 32; title: Nicholas Leate 36; title: The Knot-Garden, New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon 45; title: Typical Garden of Shakespeare's Time, Crispin de Passe (1614) 56; title: Labyrinth, Vrcdcman dc Vries 64; title: A Curious Knotted Garden, Crispin de Passe (1614) 64; title: The Knot-Garden, New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon 72; title: Border, New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon 81; title: Herbaceous Border, New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon 88; title: Carnations and Gilliflowers ; Primroses and Cowslips ; and Daffodils: from Parkinson 97; title: Gardeners at Work, Sixteenth Century 112; title: Garden Pleasures, Sixteenth Century 112; title: Garden in Macbcth's Castle of Cawdor 116; title: Shakespeare's Birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon 125; title: Elizabethan Manor House, Haddon Hall  136; title: Rose Arbor, Warley, England 145; title: Red, White, Damask and Musk-Roses ; Lilies and Eglantines and Dog-Roses : from Parkinson 160; title: Martagon Lilies, Warley, England 168; title: Wilton Gardens from de Cauz 176; title: Wilton Gardens To-day 176; title: A Garden of Delight 184; title: Sir Thomas More's Gardens, Chelsea 193; title: Pleaching and Plashing, from The Gardener's Labyrinth 209; title: Small Enclosed Garden, from The Gardener's Labyrinth 209; title: A Curious Knotted Garden, Vredeman de Vries 224; title: Garden with Arbors, Vredeman de Vries  224; title: Shakespeare Garden, Van Cortlandt House Museum, Van Cortlandt Park, Colonial Dames of the State of New York 241; title: Tudor Manor House with Modern Arrangement of Gardens 256; title: Garden House in Old English Garden 272; title: Fountains, Sixteenth Century 289; title: Sunken Gardens, Sunderland Hall, with Unusual Treatment of Hedges 304; title: Knots from Markham 321; title: Simple Garden Beds 321