Hardcover. NY, Orange Judd Publishing, 1st, 1928, Book: Very Good, Dust Jacket: Good, Hardcover in a lightly worn dust jacket, small paper scar to front panel, chip to top of spine. 125 pages with b&w illustrations. A comprehensive and practical guide dedicated to the art and science of growing pears. Written by renowned pomologist H. B. Tukey, this classic horticultural work explores the intricate details of orchard management, offering valuable insights into the selection of varieties, soil requirements, and planting techniques essential for successful fruit production. The text provides in-depth coverage of critical topics such as pruning strategies, pollination requirements, and the management of common pests and diseases that affect pear trees. Tukey's expertise shines through as he discusses the propagation of trees and the nuances of harvesting and handling the fruit to ensure peak quality. Whether addressing the needs of the commercial orchardist or the dedicated home gardener, "The Pear and Its Culture" serves as a foundational resource for understanding the specific biological and environmental factors that contribute to a thriving pear crop. Clean copy.
 "The Pear and Its Cultureby: Tukey, H. B.")
