Growing Fruit in the Northern Garden Growing Fruit in the Northern Garden

Growing Fruit in the Northern Garden

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Descripción editorial

The University of Minnesota Department of Horticultural Science takes a fresh, encouraging new look at growing fruit in the home garden. This guide will help gardeners decide which fruits are right for their gardens and their lifestyles, taking readers through every step from planning, choosing cultivars, and planting, to harvesting and pruning. Readers will find information on the major pests to look out for, and simple tips on how to deal with them; or better yet, prevent them.

  • GÉNERO
    Lifestyle & Home
    PUBLICADO
    2015
    28 de abril
    IDIOMA
    EN
    Inglés
    EXTENSIÓN
    146
    Páginas
    EDITORIAL
    University of Minnesota
    VENDEDOR
    University of Minnesota Horticulture
    TAMAÑO
    123
    MB

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