British Pomology

Delve into the rich history and detailed classification of British fruits with Robert Hogg's "British Pomology: Or the History, Description, Classification and Synonymes of the Fruits and Fruit Trees of Great Britain." This comprehensive work is a treasure trove of information on apples and other fruits cultivated in Great Britain.

Explore the fascinating world of pomology and horticulture through detailed descriptions, historical context, and meticulous classification. A must-have for anyone interested in fruit trees, botany, or the agricultural heritage of Britain, this book provides an unparalleled look at the fruits that have shaped the landscape and culture.

Rediscover the enduring appeal of classic botanical study with this carefully prepared print republication. "British Pomology" remains a valuable resource for understanding the science and art of fruit cultivation.

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