Master the essentials of growing fruit with a practical, widely respected guide. This foundational volume covers the entire scope of fruit culture, from choosing the best site and climate to laying out orchards and protecting crops from frost and pests. It blends solid science with actionable, field-tested steps you can apply in real-world farming or gardening settings.
Written to help both professionals and serious hobbyists, the book emphasizes thoughtful planning, sound soil and moisture management, careful pruning and planting, and systematic care of trees through their early years. It also includes practical guidance on spraying, disease and insect control, and keeping records to improve future harvests.
Ideal for growers and students aiming to build a durable, informed approach to fruit production.
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Fruit-GROWING and pomology are synonymous terms. They comprise the whole art of raising fruits and fruit-trees, and the applications of the various sciences thereto. It is impossible to define what it fruit is, in the sense in which the term is universally understood iu pomological writings. It is best delimited by giving a list of those products which are commonly known as fruits. If a definition were attempted of the use of the word in its pomological application, it would be approximately correct to say that a fruit is the edible product of a woody or a treo-lik© plant, - as of a tree, bush, or vino,-and which is intimately associated in its development with the flower. This conception of a fruit is wholly unlike the botanical idea, for the botanist defines the fruit to be the ripened pericarp and attachments. It should be said, however, that this confusion iu terminology is not the
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I; PJOS6; Introductory Discussion 1-36; INVENTORY OF FRUITS Orchard culture or tree-fruit cvl-itire - Pomaceous f ruits-Drupaceous or atone fruits-Citrous fruits-Moraceous fruits-Auonaceous fruits-Myrtaceoua fruits-Sapotaceous fruits-Anacardiaceous fruits-Eben-aceous fruits-Leguminous fruits-Nut-fruits-Polmaccous truits -Miscellaneous tree-fruits- Vine-fruit culture-Viticulture- Pas si floraccous fruits - Small-fruit culture-Itu-baceous fruits-Kibaceous fruits-MiBeellaheoua bush-fruits -Strawberry culture- Crouherry culture-Xon-teoody or herb-like fruits - Musaccous fruits-Pineapple-Cactaceous fruits-Miscellaneous herb-like fruits 2-7; Tutc GEOftKAi'HY OF 7RUIT-0BOW1N0 Tbe temperature determinant-The moisture determinant-The soil determinant-The parasite determinant7-23; The cocrse or evolution or a fruit-region 26-27; The outlook for fruit-growing The two factors concerned-Farmers do not becomo rich-Always a demand for tho nnlikc-Choice of business is a matter of taste and capital-Farmer must master
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. Packed with centuries of knowledge and insight, this comprehensive guide to fruit-growing provides a holistic look at the history, science, and art of cultivating fruit. The author, an experienced fruit-growing professional, discusses the many factors that determine which fruits can be grown in any particular location, including the climate, the soil conditions, the presence of pests and diseases, and the availability of water. The book also provides valuable advice on how to plant, care for, and harvest fruit trees and shrubs, as well as how to store and market the fruit. This book is a valuable resource for both experienced and novice fruit-growers alike, and is a must-have addition to any home library. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781440056956_0
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