shakespeare botanical poem

Pick up more than 170 (almost all) plants scattered throughout Shakespeare's works from A to Z.
From New York to London, travel to theatres, museums, libraries and the great outdoors...
Helping Shakespeare researchers solve a mystery that has puzzled them for hundreds of years——
What exactly is the "peony" in "The Tempest"/What kind of poison did Hamlet's father take/What kind of fruit is the "hawthorn" mentioned by Romeo and friends/"Apple" actually refers to something else...

If he had not become a playwright, he would have been a great botanist.