Medieval Garden

We go back in time, in the troubled times of the Middle Ages, when it was dangerous to leave the enclosure of the castle because the knights had gone to war.
This was how we got into the habit of gathering around a very small garden, which was above all a useful space for the community: it was a means of nourishing oneself and also of curing oneself with medicinal plants. The garden served as a kind of grocery store and pharmacy. Little by little, it grew to become also a garden of pleasure, source of pleasure, place of strolls, rendezvous of poets.