Publisher's Synopsis
âPlums and Plum Cultureâ is a comprehensive monograph dedicated to the plums cultivated and indigenous to North America. Written by Frank A. Waugh and originally published in 1901, this work provides a detailed exploration of various plum species, their cultivation techniques, and their significance in North American agriculture and horticulture. The book offers insights into the historical context of plum cultivation, the different varieties available, and the methods for successful plum farming.
This book is a valuable resource for agricultural enthusiasts, botanists, and anyone interested in the detailed study of plums and their culture, offering a blend of practical advice and scientific information that remains relevant for understanding plum cultivation in North America.
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