Medieval herb garden at Cloisters revived and expanded
The Cloisters revived the Bonnefont Cloister herb garden, tracing medieval European plants used in medicine and cuisine. William Williston of Tumblers Bottom Herb Farm plans about 210 plants from the Middle Ages, including lungwort and liverwort, with herbal therapy and dye uses noted, and the project links to broader historic herb culture.
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