Fruit Growing. Rural Studies Activity Guide Book

Content: 
THE FRUIT YEAR, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
1 - What Is a Fruit?, Pages 1-4
2 - The Fruits We Grow, Pages 5-7
3 - Strawberries, Pages 8-10
4 - Raspberries, Pages 11-13
5 - Blackberries, Pages 14-16
6 - The Bush Fruits—Blackcurrants, Pages 17-19
7 - The Bush Fruits—Redcurrants and Whitecurronts, Pages 20-21
8 - Gooseberries, Pages 22-23
9 - Cuttings, Pages 24-26
10 - Enemies of Soft Fruits, Pages 27-29
11 - Controlling Tree Growth, Pages 30-32
12 - Some Rootstocks, Pages 33-35
13 - Stooling, Pages 36-37
14 - Layering, Pages 38-40
15 - Forms of Trees and Bushes, Pages 41-43
16 - The Restricted Shapes, Pages 44-47
17 - How to Bud a Fruit Tree, Pages 48-51
18 - Grafting, Pages 52-54
19 - Relation of Rootstock and Scion, Pages 55-57
20 - An Introduction to Pruning, Pages 58-60
21 - Starting Aright: Shaping a Bush Apple Tree, Pages 61-65
22 - Pruning for Fruit, Pages 66-69
23 - Manuring Fruit Trees and Bushes (I), Pages 70-72
24 - Manuring Fruit Trees and Bushes (2), Pages 73-75
25 - Rogues and Suckers, Pages 76-79
26 - More Enemies, Pages 80-82
27 - Friends in Deed, Pages 83-85
28 - A Crop Begins, Pages 86-89
29 - Diseases of Fruit Trees, Pages 90-91
30 - Apple and Pear Scab, Pages 92-94
31 - Planting and Staking, Pages 95-98
32 - The Top and Bottom of It, Pages 99-101
33 - Planning a Fruit Garden, Pages 102-105
34 - Storing Apples and Pears, Pages 106-108
35 - Shapes and Sizes, Pages 109-111
36 - Cooking Trials, Pages 112-115
37 - Keeping Records, Pages 116-119
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