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A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit : also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genius [sic], by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 21965170
Biodiversity Heritage Library1814

A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit : also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genius [sic], by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 21965170

Gooseberries↗
A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry; : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit; also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genus, by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 22924057
Biodiversity Heritage Library1812

A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry; : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit; also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genus, by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 22924057

Gooseberries↗
A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry; : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit; also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genus, by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 22924124
Biodiversity Heritage Library1812

A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry; : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit; also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genus, by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 22924124

Gooseberries↗
A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry; : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit; also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genus, by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 22924125
Biodiversity Heritage Library1812

A treatise on the improved culture of the strawberry, raspberry, and gooseberry; : designed to prove the present common mode of cultivation erroneous, and the cause of miscarriage in crops of fruit; also to introduce a cheap and rational method of cultivating the varieties of each genus, by which ample crops of superior fruit may be uniformly obtained in all seasons, and preserved beyond the usual time of maturity — Illustration, BHL page 22924125

Gooseberries↗