World Gardens and Gardens in the World

Volume 17 Number 1


World Gardens and Gardens in the World

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

  • SHIRLEY CHEW

POETRY

  • MADELEINE LEE, Beauty
  • ANNE LEE TZU PHENG, Tree of Life
  • ELEANORWONG, Eco Fall, Standley’s Chasm

FICTION

  • MARINA LEWYCKA, Extract from Various Pets Alive and Dead

ARTICLES

  • NIGEL P. TAYLOR, Gardens and Empire: The Singapore Botanic Gardens as an example
  • STEPHEN BENDING, Pleasure Gardens and the Problems of Pleasure in Eighteenth-Century England
  • CHANDRAVA CHAKRAVARTY, Babu Culture: The Garden and Garden House in Colonial Bengal
  • ELIZABETH COOK, ‘The world’s worst gardener since Cain’: The Poet as Horticulturist
  • LIM LEE CHING, A Mightier Silence: The Garden and Natural Morality in the Poetry of Tomas Tranströmer
  • ANGELA FRATTAROLA, Community Gardens or Affordable Housing: A False Dichotomy Grows in the Lower East Side
  • OLIVIA DJAWOTO, Magic in the Manufactured: Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
  • MAX FARRAR, A Memorial Garden for David Oluwale
  • LINDA FRANCE, The Oldest Botanic Garden in the World: Padua

REVIEWS

  • by LUCY ARNOLD, and VICTORIA YEE WEI WEN

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS