This classic Victorian handbook, reprinted here in a facsimile edition, remains an invaluable guide to any fruit grower. Covering every variety of fruit that can be grown in the British Isles, from apples and pears to currants and gooseberries, including exotics such as figs and pineapples, it provides a comprehensive guide to varieties, cultivation, and when to harvest. It will be of especial value to those with an interest in heirloom fruit.

The Fruit Manual: A Guide to the Fruits and Fruit Trees of Great Britain

Science & Math

Hogg, Robert V. Tanis, Elliot. A.

Agricultural Sciences

Langford Press

Insectivorous plants exercise a curious fascination; their ability to capture living creatures is so alien to anything we expect of a plant. In this classic study, first published in 1875, the author of The Origin of Species explains, by means of detailed observation and experiments, how these curious organisms trap and digest their prey, and absorb nutrients from them. His findings will surprise todays readers as much as they did the Victorians.

Insectivorous Plants

Charles, Darwin

Rural Portraits: Scottish Native Farm Animals Characters and Landscapes

Polly Pullar

Nature & Ecology

From the shadow of poverty: 300 years an Englishman, 70 years a Brummie

Dennis Harding

Orchards: Through the Eyes of an Artist (Wildlife Art Series)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Latimer, Jonathan

Gardening & Landscape Design

Charles Darwin was fascinated by the way the flowers of orchids had evolved to attract specific insects. Noting the very long spur of Angraecum sesquipedale, he predicted that it could only be fertilized by a moth with a 35cm tongue, a statement that was ridiculed until such a species was discovered after his death. This limited edition facsimile of his seminal 1862 book on the subject is bound in cloth using traditional methods.

On the Various Contrivances by Which British and Foreign Orchids are Fertilised by Insects,and the Good Effects of Intercrossing

Mathematics

In Search of Harriers: Over the Hills and Far Away

Arts & Photography

Donald Watson

History & Criticism

Cutting Away: The Linocuts of Robert Gillmor (Wildlife Art Series) by Robert Gilmoure (2006) Hardcover

Gillmor, Robert

Aig an Oir at the Edge: The Society of Wildlife Artists Visit Scotland's Atlantic Oakwoods (Wildlife Art Series)

Robert Burton

It has been said that art begins where nature ends. In the case of the work of Carl Brenders, art and nature blend in a seamless continuum. This illustrated book includes some of the preliminary sketches for Carl's work.

Pride of Place: The Art of Carl Brenders (Wildlife Art Series)

Carl Brenders

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