Kapitel
Chap. I. Use of trees and plantations, and the profits attending their culutre.
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Englisch
- Bibliographic citation
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Loudon, John C. ; Branston, Allen Robert ; Loudon, Jane. - An encyclopaedia of gardening : comprising the theory and practice of horticulture, floriculture, arboriculture, and landscape gardening ; including all the latest improvements ; a general history of gardening in all countries ; and a statistical view of its present state ; with suggestions for its future progress, in the British Isles
Published
1850
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- Kapitel
Time of origin
- 1850
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Chap. II. Different kinds of trees and plantations.
Chap III. Formation of plantations, in which utility is the principal object.
Chap. IV. Formation of plantations, in which ornament or effect is the leading consideration.
Chap. VI. Appropriating the products of trees, preparing them for use or sale, and estimating their value.
Chap. XII. Greenhouse plants.
Chap. IV. Of the improvement of the mechanical agents of gardening.
Chap. I. General observations on the duties of a landscape-gardener.
Part II. Gardening considered as a science.
Book IV. On the study of entomology as applied to gardens.
Chap. II. Phytography, or the description of plants.
Chap. X. Horticultural catalogue. - Tropical and other exotic fruits.
Chap. V. Culture and management of plantations.
Chap. II. Different kinds of trees and plantations.
Chap III. Formation of plantations, in which utility is the principal object.
Chap. IV. Formation of plantations, in which ornament or effect is the leading consideration.
Chap. VI. Appropriating the products of trees, preparing them for use or sale, and estimating their value.
Chap. XII. Greenhouse plants.
Chap. IV. Of the improvement of the mechanical agents of gardening.
Chap. I. General observations on the duties of a landscape-gardener.
Part II. Gardening considered as a science.
Book IV. On the study of entomology as applied to gardens.
Chap. II. Phytography, or the description of plants.
Chap. X. Horticultural catalogue. - Tropical and other exotic fruits.
Chap. V. Culture and management of plantations.
Chap. II. Different kinds of trees and plantations.
Chap III. Formation of plantations, in which utility is the principal object.
Chap. IV. Formation of plantations, in which ornament or effect is the leading consideration.
Chap. VI. Appropriating the products of trees, preparing them for use or sale, and estimating their value.
Chap. XII. Greenhouse plants.
Chap. IV. Of the improvement of the mechanical agents of gardening.
Chap. I. General observations on the duties of a landscape-gardener.
Part II. Gardening considered as a science.
Book IV. On the study of entomology as applied to gardens.
Chap. II. Phytography, or the description of plants.