List of Figures, Acknowledgments, Introduction (Susan C. Staub), Part1: Plant Power and Agency,
1.Vegetable Virtues (Rebecca Bushnell),
2.The 'idle weeds that grow in the sustaining corn': Generating Plants in King Lear (Susan C. Staub),
3.Botanical Barbary: Punning, Race, and Plant Life in Othello
4.3 (Hillary M. Nunn), Part2: Human-Vegetable Affinities and Transformations,
1.Shakespeare's Botanical Grace (Rebecca Totaro),
2.'Circummured' Plants and Women in Measure for Measure Claire Duncan),
3.Cymbeline's Plant People (Jeffrey Theis),
4.'Thou art translated': Plants of Passage in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Lisa Hopkins), Part3: Plants and Temporalities,
1.Clockwork Plants and Shakespeare's Overlapping Notions of Time (Miranda Wilson),
2.The Verdant Imagination in Shakespeare's Sonnets (Elizabeth D. Gruber),
3.The Botanical Revisions of 3 Henry (Jason Hogue),
4.Botanomorphism and Temporality: Imagining Humans as Plants in Two Shakespeare Plays (Elizabeth Crachiolo), Afterword (Vin Nardizzi), Index.