The fruit garden
Subtitle: a treatise intended to explain and illustrate the physiology of fruit trees ... illustrated with upwards of 150 figures
By: by P. Barry ...
Publisher: Charles Scribner
Published: 1852
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 398
Subjects: Fruit-culture
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction
pagenum: i; label: Part Ⅰ
title: General Principles
pagenum: 1; label: Chapter Ⅰ
title: Names, Descriptions, and Offices of the Different Parts of Fruit Trees
pagenum: 1; label: Chapter Ⅱ
title: Soils
pagenum: 48; label: Chapter Ⅲ
title: Manures
pagenum: 54; label: Chapter Ⅳ
title: The Different Modes of Propagating Fruit Trees
pagenum: 60; label: Chapter Ⅴ
title: Pruning—Its Principles and Practice
pagenum: 83; label: Part Ⅱ
title: The Nursery
pagenum: 105; label: Part Ⅲ
title: Orchards, Plantations, Etc.
pagenum: 157; label: Chapter Ⅰ
title: Permanent Plantations of Fruit Trees
pagenum: 157; label: Chapter Ⅱ
title: Pruning Applies to the Different Species of Fruit Trees under Different Forms
pagenum: 203; label: Part Ⅳ
title: Select Varieties of Fruits
pagenum: 277; label: Chapter Ⅰ
title: Abridged Descriptions of Select Varieties of Fruits
pagenum: 277; label: Chapter Ⅱ
title: Gathering, Packing, Transportation and Preservation of Fruits
pagenum: 354; label: Chapter Ⅲ
title: Diseases and Insects
pagenum: 361; label: Chapter Ⅳ
title: Nursery, Orchard and Fruit Garden Implements
pagenum: 377