There are more than 70 different types of plants in the St. Clare Garden at Santa Clara University. The plants were chosen to convey the values, practices, and traditions of the middle ages. Medieval gardeners typically mixed practical herbs with purely decorative flowers, and people visited gardens for strolling and sitting, seeking pleasure ...

Childhood: Wild flowers native to Central Italy (PDF) Girlhood: Medicinal and Household herbs commonly used during Clare's time (PDF) Conversion: Lavender Garden , a symbol of purification, surrounding a basin, a symbol of baptism and conversion (PDF)

With few exceptions, the plants in the St. Clare Garden are the ones typically found in thirteenth-century Italian Gardens---no zonal geraniums, dahlias, or petunias, popular flowers native to the New World, are in this garden!

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A garden commemorating St. Clare is especially appropriate at her namesake mission and university. This garden brings Clare’s legacy to life for visitors and the university community. Viewers gain an understanding of the medieval symbolism of plants and herbs.