Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Papers
(The TQCC of Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Süezer smac. Gardens as a refuge for leisure in literature of the Middle Ages3
Modernist mammoth: sculpture, landscape and gravel working in the Trent Valley, 1960–19703
Singapore’s postcolonial ethnic revival in parks design3
The perfumer’s garden: scent and well-being in some Greek and Roman sources2
A milestone in the history of Chinese modern landscape design: the Fangta Park in Shanghai1
John Yang & the island as boundary object: photography, marine light & spectralities of national feeling on Ile de Sein1
Introduction1
Pilgrimaging mountains and rivers: the spatial layout of ancient Chinese settlements and their environments1
Christian Ludwig Krause (1706–1773) and his famous garden in Berlin: nursery, botanical garden and hub in a natural history network1
Revisiting history and nature: comparative preservation for Chinese historic gardens0
A much-abused tree: the rise and fall of the Lombardy poplar0
Safety, education, and physical development: playgrounds in the first half of the 20th century in China’s treaty ports0
On Ian Hamilton Finlay’s tree-column bases in sacred groves0
Picturesque atmosphere: in-between the past and present0
Itoh’s mikiri as acoustic frame: hearing the sōzu at the garden of Shisen-dō0
Unearthing the garden of Hernando Colón (1488–1539)0
Classical topomythopoiesis. Survival of the pagan gods during the Christian Middle Ages0
‘Seeing forms and hearing sounds’ in Japanese garden design0
Cover Story: Black Herstory memory marker0
Sensory experience beyond vision: Shah Tahmasb’s sixteenth-century garden in Qazvin0
Working freedom: Black farmers building industrious landscapes in Maryland, 1814-18800
The mountain-viewing trend in private gardens of the Song dynasty0
Making the scent of the perfumer’s garden: imperial and common plague remedies used during the Antonine Plague (approx. 165–190 CE)0
Bamboo in the gardens of China0
Leopardi’s hedge and the English garden0
Exploring 1800 years of ecosystem services from West Lake, Hangzhou, China0
The pedagogical school garden and the educationalisation of social problems in Denmark0
The gardens at Raynham and their destruction, c. 1700-17350
Philosophy of gardening and a sense for scents. An environmental ethics perspective0
A late 16th century garden in Ponte dell’Elce (Viterbo, Italy): research improvement and conservation issues0
The trajectivity of Persian gardens. A study to rethink contemporary landscape design0
Comparative analysis of the nineteenth century Austrian Empire maps applied to the protection and restoration of designed landscapes0
Documenting the early history of the grotto in the National Palace of Sintra (Portugal)0
A thorn in the flesh: roses, rose gardens, and health in Greek and Roman antiquity0
‘The most original and interesting part of the design’: The attached quadrant conservatory at the dawn of the nineteenth century0
Cultivating masculinity: self-fashioning and the expression of a masculine identity in Cardinal Ippolito II’s Renaissance Garden at Villa d’Este, 1550-720
The Fountain of Latona, Louis XIV, Charles Le Brun, and the Gardens of Versailles The Fountain of Latona, Louis XIV, Charles Le Brun, and the Gardens of Versailles 0
The blossoming of classical topomythopoiesis0
The sweet taste of soil. Gardening with all the senses in Greco-Roman literature0
Matthias Corvinus’s gardens at the Vienna Hofburg0
The Landscapes of Dieter Kienast0
The structural role of vegetable gardens in the reproduction of peasant families in Catalonia (18th and 19th centuries)0
The Science of the Thrill: Russian Sliding Hills under Elisabeth Petrovna and Catherine II0
A thorny problem: defining weeds from the medieval to the present0
Neoclassical Chinoiserie at Menars: the Marquis de Marigny’s Chinese kiosk0
Garden Cities of yesterday, roots of urban sustainability?0
Port cities and landscapes of the sea0
Special issue on Chinese gardens and landscapes0
Men, plants and gardens between Mauritius and the Petit Trianon in the XVIIIth century10
Opportunity and plausibility in landscape meanings0
Spanning the globe for diversity: species selection in early nineteenth century United States botanical gardens0
Birds, dogs, and humankind in Olmsted’s ‘Bramble’: a story of Central Park0
Business and fame: the operations of seventeenth-century Chinese garden builders0
Classical topomythopoiesis: the origins of some spatial types0
Olmsted and the ‘veritable and eminent pirate’ Captain William Kidd: an unhistorical history0
Radical histories of times of revolution and their legacies0
Gardens as spaces of physical and mental well-being in ancient literature0
Temple, Huygens and ‘sharawadgi’: tempering the passions to achieve tranquillity0
A Botanical Beehive of poetry and belief in Philadelphian gardens. A radical refiguring of garden culture in colonial Pennsylvania before 17190
‘Painting-like’ and ‘lifelike’: Two ideas in artificial mountain making in Ye Xie’s ‘on artificial mountains’0
Encountering the shoreline: ecology and infrastructure on the early modern Newfoundland coast0
The lost gardens of the Palace of Meirás (Pazo de Meirás), a journey through time0
Landscape and national modernism in Israeli Highway 90: the case of the northwest Dead Sea segment, 1967–19710
Humphry Repton. Landscape Design in an Age of Revolution0
Ropewalks and the linear city0
The motives behind creating nineteenth-century pleasure grounds in the newly-settled state of Kansas, USA0
A History of Arcadia in Art and Literature0
Prologue0
Revealing sites: three post-industrial landscapes of Zhu Yufan0
Theatricality in the moonlit garden: Qi Biaojia’s (1602–1645) garden of Mount Yu and his midnight suicide0
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