It’s easy to recreate the ordinary English vegetable garden of 600 years ago because the layout and cultivation of those early gardens differed little from today’s gardens. The early gardens ...

By Kate Bryant Special to The Oregonian July 22, 1999 Many people treat the vegetable garden as something to hide in a back corner of the yard. But with the rediscovery of unusual heirloom ...

After the Romans left England in AD 410 but before the Norman invasion in 1066, the Anglo Saxons did not garden much, as they were too busy fighting. They always, however, kept their vineyards ...

Modeled on gardens from the medieval period, the church garden has plants and desig… Immanuel Lutheran Church's medieval garden is small and unassuming, but for history lovers the place is huge.

“One possibility is that the friars manured their vegetable gardens with human faeces, not unusual in the medieval period, and this may have led to repeated infection with the worms,” Mitchell ...

In medieval times, you could do a lot worse than being a friar. Friars lived in stone complexes, with lush gardens full of fresh fruits and vegetables to enjoy — far healthier than the mushy ...

The Met Cloisters isn’t just about medieval art. There’s also a garden that’s like a living history book — with ideas for today’s gardeners.

A MEDIEVAL-STYLE garden has been created near a park in Clifton to commemorate York’s 800th anniversary as a self-governing city.