British Pomology. Or, the History, Description, Classification, and Synonymes, of the Fruits and Fruit Trees of Great Britain
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- Nombre de pages845
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664606969
- EAN4057664606969
- Date de parution27/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "British Pomology, " Robert Hogg embarks on a meticulous exploration of fruit cultivation, intertwining scientific rigor with poetic description. This seminal work offers a comprehensive examination of British horticulture, delving into the intricate nuances of fruit varieties, their cultivation practices, and their historical significance. Hogg'Äôs literary style reflects the Victorian era's reverence for nature, combining rich, descriptive language with instructive prose that appeals to both scholars and practitioners.
The book stands as a landmark in pomology, revealing not only practical gardening techniques but also the socio-cultural dimensions of fruit cultivation in 19th-century Britain. Robert Hogg was a prominent horticulturist and a foundational figure in the study of pomology, making significant contributions to the understanding of fruit species in Britain. His passion for botany and dedication to practical horticulture propelled him to curate extensive works on fruit literature, drawing on his rich experience as a gardener and his involvement in horticultural societies.
Hogg's background, steeped in the scientific advancements of his time, influenced his perspective, rendering "British Pomology" both an educational resource and a celebration of England's horticultural heritage. This book is an essential addition for anyone interested in horticulture, agriculture, or the interplay of nature and culture within the British landscape. Readers will find not only a practical guide but also an inspiring narrative that fosters a deeper appreciation for the diversity and beauty of British fruits.
"British Pomology" is an invitation to explore the intricate world of fruit cultivation as seen through the eyes of one of its eminent pioneers.
The book stands as a landmark in pomology, revealing not only practical gardening techniques but also the socio-cultural dimensions of fruit cultivation in 19th-century Britain. Robert Hogg was a prominent horticulturist and a foundational figure in the study of pomology, making significant contributions to the understanding of fruit species in Britain. His passion for botany and dedication to practical horticulture propelled him to curate extensive works on fruit literature, drawing on his rich experience as a gardener and his involvement in horticultural societies.
Hogg's background, steeped in the scientific advancements of his time, influenced his perspective, rendering "British Pomology" both an educational resource and a celebration of England's horticultural heritage. This book is an essential addition for anyone interested in horticulture, agriculture, or the interplay of nature and culture within the British landscape. Readers will find not only a practical guide but also an inspiring narrative that fosters a deeper appreciation for the diversity and beauty of British fruits.
"British Pomology" is an invitation to explore the intricate world of fruit cultivation as seen through the eyes of one of its eminent pioneers.
In "British Pomology, " Robert Hogg embarks on a meticulous exploration of fruit cultivation, intertwining scientific rigor with poetic description. This seminal work offers a comprehensive examination of British horticulture, delving into the intricate nuances of fruit varieties, their cultivation practices, and their historical significance. Hogg'Äôs literary style reflects the Victorian era's reverence for nature, combining rich, descriptive language with instructive prose that appeals to both scholars and practitioners.
The book stands as a landmark in pomology, revealing not only practical gardening techniques but also the socio-cultural dimensions of fruit cultivation in 19th-century Britain. Robert Hogg was a prominent horticulturist and a foundational figure in the study of pomology, making significant contributions to the understanding of fruit species in Britain. His passion for botany and dedication to practical horticulture propelled him to curate extensive works on fruit literature, drawing on his rich experience as a gardener and his involvement in horticultural societies.
Hogg's background, steeped in the scientific advancements of his time, influenced his perspective, rendering "British Pomology" both an educational resource and a celebration of England's horticultural heritage. This book is an essential addition for anyone interested in horticulture, agriculture, or the interplay of nature and culture within the British landscape. Readers will find not only a practical guide but also an inspiring narrative that fosters a deeper appreciation for the diversity and beauty of British fruits.
"British Pomology" is an invitation to explore the intricate world of fruit cultivation as seen through the eyes of one of its eminent pioneers.
The book stands as a landmark in pomology, revealing not only practical gardening techniques but also the socio-cultural dimensions of fruit cultivation in 19th-century Britain. Robert Hogg was a prominent horticulturist and a foundational figure in the study of pomology, making significant contributions to the understanding of fruit species in Britain. His passion for botany and dedication to practical horticulture propelled him to curate extensive works on fruit literature, drawing on his rich experience as a gardener and his involvement in horticultural societies.
Hogg's background, steeped in the scientific advancements of his time, influenced his perspective, rendering "British Pomology" both an educational resource and a celebration of England's horticultural heritage. This book is an essential addition for anyone interested in horticulture, agriculture, or the interplay of nature and culture within the British landscape. Readers will find not only a practical guide but also an inspiring narrative that fosters a deeper appreciation for the diversity and beauty of British fruits.
"British Pomology" is an invitation to explore the intricate world of fruit cultivation as seen through the eyes of one of its eminent pioneers.