Antique: The Fruit Grower's Guide by John Wright - Hardback - Circa 1892 - Very Good Condition (VGC)
Step back in time to the golden age of horticulture with this fascinating antique volume, "The Fruit Grower's Guide," by the esteemed John Wright. Published around 1892, this beautiful hardback offers an invaluable insight into the fruit growing practices of the late Victorian era.
Key Features:
Title: The Fruit Grower's Guide
Author: John Wright, F.R.H.S. (Fellow of the Royal Horticultural Society)
Format: Hardback
Publication Year: Circa 1892 (Approximate, based on typical print runs and historical data for this edition. You may want to verify the exact year if there's an internal title page date.)
Condition: Very Good Condition (VGC) for its age. This antique book has been remarkably well-preserved. The binding remains strong, the pages are generally clean with typical very light age-toning, and it presents beautifully on a shelf. Minor signs of age commensurate with a book of this vintage may be present, but nothing significant detracting from its overall excellent state.
Content: A comprehensive manual for fruit cultivation from a bygone era, covering a vast array of fruits, propagation techniques, planting, pruning, pest control, and much more. It's not only a practical guide but also a historical document showcasing horticultural knowledge from over 130 years ago.
Illustrations: Often features charming period illustrations or plates
Ideal For: Collectors of antique horticultural books, gardening history enthusiasts, fruit growers interested in traditional methods, and those seeking a unique piece of Victorian agricultural literature.
This is more than just a book; it's a piece of history, offering a glimpse into the dedicated world of Victorian fruit cultivation. A truly charming and informative addition to any discerning library.
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