The Fruit Year Book, Issue 1Royal Horticultural Society., 1947 - Fruit |
Contents
THE GOLDEN AGE OF ENGLISH FRUIT GARDENS BY N B BAGENAL | 13 |
REDUCING FROST DAMAGE BY RAYMOND BUSH | 20 |
SOME NEW DESSERT APPLES BRED AT EAST MALLING BY H M | 27 |
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amateur Apple apples and pears Beauty of Bath berries Beurre Black Currants blossom buds bush peaches bush trees Cheney Lane Cherry cloches colour Cordon Pears Cox's Orange Pippin crop cut back damson dessert apples dwarf pyramids EAST MALLING RESEARCH Eastcote Egremont Russet Ellison's Orange flavour flower frost damage fruit garden Fruit Group fruit trees Gooseberries grapes grower growing grown growth H. H. CRANE Highmead Horticultural inches infected Kent King's Acre late Laxton's Superb leaf leaves Loganberry M.II M.IX Madresfield Court MALLING RESEARCH STATION manure mature McIntosh Red method Mid-season Middx Muscat nectarine Newton Wonder pears pest Pinner plants plums private garden Quince raspberries RAYMOND BUSH red currants red spider ripen roots rootstock Royal Sovereign Russet season Seedling side shoots soft fruits soil spray spring frosts strawberry Sturmer Pippin suitable summer pruning thinning Tompkins County trained varieties vines virus diseases winter Wisley Worcester Pearmain