About this book
This book is a handbook for the home orchardist. The propagation, pruning, choice of variety, and management of dwarf fruit trees, specifically apples, pears, peaches, and plums, are outlined. In addition, there is a section on berry bushes. It is geared towards gardeners in the United States of America and Canada. - Summary by A. Gramour
Chapters
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- 1Preface2:22 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 2General Considerations6:39 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 3Advantages and Disadvantages19:22 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 4Propagation14:53 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 5Pruning8:46 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 6Special Forms10:19 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 7General Management14:40 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 8Dwarf Apples18:48 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 9Dwarf Pears7:07 · read by Kathleen Moore
- 10Dwarf Peaches7:10 · read by Kathleen Moore
- 11Dwarf Plums11:58 · read by Kathleen Moore
- 12Bush Fruits6:45 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
- 13Fruit Trees in Pots6:39 · read by Devorah Allen
- 14Personalia19:46 · read by Ian Bradford Ngotngotaha Pugh
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