The Practical Fruit-Gardener: Being The Newest and Best Method Of Raising, Planting and Pruning All Sorts of Fruit-Trees ...

Woodward, 1731 - 363 pages

CONTENTS	1

Of the Situation proper for	16

Of draining all Sorts of Lands	22

References to a Plan proper for	29

Of the Management of Fruit	41

Of the several Methods of Graf	52

Of Peaches their Characteri	76

A Collection of the best Peaches	85

Hazlenut c p	202

Of the Dreſſing and Tillage	215

S CHAP XXXIII Of the Winter Pruning	246

vije Mulberrys their Description and Kinds	251

Of the Method of Summer	256

CHAP XXXVI Of the Winter Pruning	262

Of the Strengthening weak	273

CHAP XXXVIII Of the several Methods	284

Of the Apricock P	105

Of Pears their Kind p	114

Of Apples P	135

Of Cherries their Original p	142

Some general Directions about	155

Of several kinds of Vines	161

Of the Kinds Manner of Rai	168

Of the best Methods of bringing	177

Of the Numbering or Ticket	185

Of the Quince Medlar Ser	196

pes CHAP XXXIX Of feveral Methods of Raif	298

CHAP XL Of the Gathering and preserving	305

CHAP XLII References to a Plan ſhewing	316

References to a Plan wherein	329

Practice of this useful Invention	333

Some additional Confiderations	336

Of an early FruitGarden	343

256

Copyright

Title	The Practical Fruit-Gardener: Being The Newest and Best Method Of Raising, Planting and Pruning All Sorts of Fruit-Trees ...
Author	Stephen Switzer
Edition	2
Publisher	Woodward, 1731
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	Apr 29, 2009
Length	363 pages

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