There are 58 Poems about Gardening

A Country Incident
By May Sarton

A Forsaken Garden
By Algernon Charles Swinburne

A Literalist
By Robin Blaser

A Pumpkin at New Year’s
By Sandra McPherson

Another Story with a Burning Barn in It
By Lisa Olstein

Autumn Psalm
By Jacqueline Osherow

BEAM 30: The Garden
By Ronald Johnson

Conrad Siever
By Edgar Lee Masters

Digging
By Seamus Heaney

Early Cascade
By Lucia Perillo

Family Reunion
By Maxine W. Kumin

Fanny
By Carolyn Kizer

Fog
By Mark Doty

Garden
By H. D.

Glanmore Sonnets
By Seamus Heaney

Heaven for Stanley
By Mark Doty

Her Garden
By Donald Hall

Korean mums
By James Schuyler

Leaving
By Cathy Song

Meditations on the South Valley: Part XX
By Jimmy Santiago Baca

Miriam Tazewell
By John Crowe Ransom

Money Won’t Change It (but time will take you on)
By Cornelius Eady

Mowing
By Robert Wrigley

Mr. Luna’s Plum Tree
By Alberto Ríos

Much in Little
By Yvor Winters

Passages from Virgil’s First Georgic
By Robert Fitzgerald

Paths
By John Montague

Planting the Meadow
By Mary Makofske

Plowing through Ashes
By Walter McDonald

Putting in the Seed
By Robert Frost

River Road
By Stanley Kunitz

Rogue Russets
By R. T. Smith

Sea Rose
By H. D.

Sent with a Flower-Pot Begging a Slip of Geranium
By Christian Milne

Sheltered Garden
By H. D.

So they stood
By Samuel Menashe

Song
By W. D. Snodgrass

Strawberrying
By May Swenson

Symphony of a Mexican Garden
By Grace Hazard Conkling

The Catalpa
By John Ciardi

The Definition of Gardening
By James Tate

The Elements of San Joaquin
By Gary Soto

The Fact of the Garden
By Minnie Bruce Pratt

The Garden
By Andrew Marvell

The Garden
By Mark Strand

The Mower
By Andrew Marvell

The Mower against Gardens
By Andrew Marvell

The Secret Garden
By Rita Dove

The semantics of flowers on Memorial Day
By Bob Hicok

from The Shrubberies [“quincunx of succulents”]
By Ronald Johnson

The Untamed
By R. S. Thomas

The Vegetables
By James McMichael

Time and the Garden
By Yvor Winters

To the Negro Farmers of the United States
By Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson

Touch Me
By Stanley Kunitz

Upon the Vine-tree
By John Bunyan

Vespers [In your extended absence, you permit me]
By Louise Glück

Winter promises
By Marge Piercy