The Complete Library of Fruit Culture

Historic Books, Periodicals, and Classic Literature

157 Books and Publications included on this disk!

A must have resource for anyone interested in learning about Fruit Culture!

Neatly organized titles as shown, on one easy to use data disk for your computer.

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This data disk includes 157 vintage books and periodicals detailing Fruit Culture.  These books can only be read on your computer with a PDF Reader (such as the free Adobe Reader). Please note that this collection contains vintage scans, some of which were in poor condition before being rescued and digitized for posterity.  This means that you may see some pages with creases and tears that show up in the scans. Publications included: 365 Orange Recipes: An Orange Recipe for Every Day in the Year ©1909 – 169 pages A Complete Manual for the Cultivation of the Strawberry ©1856 – By: R. G. Pardee – 156 pages A Complete Work of the Pruning of Fruit Trees ©1912 – By: Jas. F. Moody – 138 pages A Guide to Successful Fruit Culture ©1905 – By: Samuel Maynard – 292 pages A Guide to the Orchard and Fruit Garden or an Account of the Most Valuable Fruits ©1846 – By: Michael Floy – 446 pages A List of the Most Desirable Varieties of Most Kinds of Fruits ©1916 – W. Wesley – 204 pages A Treatise of Fruit-Trees ©1757 – By: Thomas Hitt – 430 pages Amateur Fruit Growing ©1894 – By: Samuel B. Green – 176 pages American Grape Training ©1893 – By: Bailey – 116 pages Barry’s Fruit Garden ©1906 – By: P. Barry – 536 pages Blackberries and Raspberries ©1894 – By: University of Illinois – 20 pages Bush-Fruits ©1920 – By: F. W. Card – 472 pages Citrus Culture for Profit ©1913 – By: Wilson & Toomer – 104 pages Citrus Fruits and Their Culture ©1913 – By: H. Harold Hume – 624 pages Collected Leaflets on Insect Pests of Fruit Trees ©1921 – 120 pages Cyclopedia of Hardy Fruits ©1922 – By: U.P. Herdrick – 422 pages Delicious Recipes ©1920  - By: Marion Harris – 36 pages Dwarf Fruit Trees ©1906 -  By: F. A. Waugh – 152 pages Farming for Profit: A Hand-Book for the American Farmer ©1881 – By: John E. Read – 878 pages Fertilizing Peaches ©1901 – By: German Kali Works – 44 pages Fruit Culture for the Millions ©1857 – By: Thomas Gregg – 182 pages Fruit Culture, or The Culture and Forcing of Fruits  ©1857 – By: G. McEwen – 44 pages Fruit Harvesting, Storing, Marketing ©1901 – By: F. A. Waugh – 248 pages Fruit Raisers and Farmer’s Guide and Receipt Book ©1853 – By: David Seaman – 84 pages Fruit Trees and their Enemies  ©1908 – By: Spencer Pickering – 126 pages Fruit Trees and their Enemies ©1908 – By: Spencer Pickering – 128 pages Fruits and How to Use Them ©1892 – 254 pages Fruits and their Cookery ©1921 – By: Harriet S. Nelson – 236 pages Fruits of the Hawaiian Islands  ©1911 – By: Gerrit Wilder – 254 pages Gardening for the South, or the Kitchen and Fruit Garden ©1856 – By: William N. White – 420 pages Grape Growing for Amateurs ©1922 – By: Edwin Molyneux – 148 pages Handbook for Fruit Growers ©1876 – By: F. R. Elliot – 138 pages Hardy Fruit Culture ©1919 – By: C. F. Lawrance – 92 pages Hints and Encouragements for Profitable Fruit Growing ©1891 – By: W. S. Manning – 124 pages Home Fruit Grower ©1918 – By: M. G. Kains – 224 pages Hooper's Western fruit book  - 361 pages How to Grow and Market Fruit ©1911 – By: Orlando Harrison – 156 pages Manual of Fruit Insects ©1922 – By: Mark Vernon Slingerland – 532 pages Melon Culture ©1918 – By: James Troop – 136 pages The British Fruit-Gardener  ©1779 – By: John Abercrombie – 364 pages The California Fruits and How to Grow Them  ©1919 – By: Edward Wickson – 515 pages The Cultivation of The Peach and The Pear  ©1886 – By: John Black – 407 pages The Fruit Cultivator’s Manual ©1857 – By: Thomas Bridgeman – 182 pages The Fruit Garden  ©1857 – By: P. Barry – 423 pages The Fruit Manual ©1840 – By: Robert Hogg – 296 pages The Fruits and Fruit Trees of America ©1858 – By: AJ Downing – 787 pages The New England Fruit Book ©1844 – By: John Ives – 150 pages ++++ 110 more books!!!

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