Replanting the Past: Loyola University Chicago's Medieval Garden
Medieval Domestic Horticulture and the effort to restore Loyola's Medieval Garden
Friday, December 14, 2012
Garden Haul! or: The End of the Beginning, Part 1
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Well, with the year and semester being over, we begin to hunker down for the cold months that await us. As the lake freezes and the so...
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Charlemange and the Capitulare de Villis: "So that none might be reduced to poverty"
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Charlemagne (or Karolus Magnus) was crowned Holy Roman Emperor in the year 800 AD by Pope Leo III. The next (and last) 14 years of Charlemag...
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The Peasant Economy Part 2: Gardens
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A major problem in garden research (at least, that I have found) is that generally, as garden knowledge was so common-place and not consider...
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
The Peasant Economy, part 1: Sometimes It's All About the Oats
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Much to your chagrin, you will soon discover more equally-lame image-centric jokes in this post.
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Labyrinth COMPLETED!
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After two months of hard work and the generous support of volunteers, I can proudly say that Loyola University's Medieval Labyrinth is...
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Cosimo's Garden: Fit for a Prince
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Cosimo d'Medici assumed control of the Florentine Republic in 1415, and started the famous Medici dynasty that would control much of Ita...
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Monday, November 26, 2012
Expressive Landscaping
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I hope all readers of this blog had a happy Thanksgiving - I certainly did, and enjoying time with the family is never something to be passe...
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