In this 1869 work, William Robinson argues that superior French methods of training fruit should be widely adopted in Britain.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface 1. Subtropical gardening 2. Hardy plants for 'subtropical' gardening 3. Le jardin fleuriste de la ville de Paris 4. The public gardens and parks of Paris 5. Floral decoration of apartments in Paris 6. The ivy and its uses in Parisian gardens 7. Gladiolus culture and rose-showing 8. The cordon system of training fruit trees 9. Improved mode of growing the pear as an espalier 10. Palmette Verrier 11. Pyramidal training 12. Columnar and pendulous training 13. Preserving grapes and peaches 14. A new and cheap method of making garden walls 15. Culture of the orange and oleander 16. Asparagus culture in France 17. Salad culture, etc. 18. Horticultural implements, appliances, etc. A new lawn plant Fruit prospects Index.
Preface 1. Subtropical gardening 2. Hardy plants for 'subtropical' gardening 3. Le jardin fleuriste de la ville de Paris 4. The public gardens and parks of Paris 5. Floral decoration of apartments in Paris 6. The ivy and its uses in Parisian gardens 7. Gladiolus culture and rose-showing 8. The cordon system of training fruit trees 9. Improved mode of growing the pear as an espalier 10. Palmette Verrier 11. Pyramidal training 12. Columnar and pendulous training 13. Preserving grapes and peaches 14. A new and cheap method of making garden walls 15. Culture of the orange and oleander 16. Asparagus culture in France 17. Salad culture, etc. 18. Horticultural implements, appliances, etc. A new lawn plant Fruit prospects Index.
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