HB. For growers and consumers amd gardeners, this book describes and identifies 252 varieties of apples grown in N. Europe, the USA, Canada, S Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Salmon cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine. Contents: Part 1, Intro., history of the apple, current production, Part 2, Identification of apples, list of varieties described, colour plates, descriptions of apple varieities + index of synonyms and refs. 323 pages, with numerous b&w & colour photo illus.+ refs. DJ, unclipped, has has slight shelfwear and a 0.5 inch tear at top of dj spine. Scarce. Book tight and clean.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

Apples : a Guide to the Identification of International Varieties

Publisher

Macmillan, London

Publication Date

1983

Language

English

ISBN 10

0333349717

ISBN 13

9780333349717

Binding

Cloth

Edition

First Edition

Condition

Fine

Dust Jacket Condition

Good+

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