The Apple-Tree

"The Apple-Tree," by L. H. Bailey, is a timeless exploration of apples, apple trees, and the art of cultivating orchards. Part of "The Open Country Books," this volume delves into the science and practice of horticulture, offering insights into the world of fruit trees. A classic text on the subject of apples, it covers aspects of agronomy and botany relevant to their growth and care. Whether you're a seasoned orchardist or simply fascinated by the natural world, this book provides a comprehensive overview of apple cultivation. This meticulously prepared edition ensures that Bailey's knowledge and passion for apple trees remain accessible. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the enduring appeal of orchards and the science behind these beloved fruits.

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