British Pomology

British Pomology by Robert Hogg is a comprehensive exploration of fruit cultivation in Britain focusing on the diverse varieties of apples pears and other fruits. Hogg a prominent horticulturist meticulously documents the characteristics cultivation methods and historical significance of various fruit species. His work serves as both a practical guide for gardeners and a scholarly resource for pomologists. The book is richly illustrated showcasing the beauty and diversity of British fruit making it an essential reference for anyone interested in horticulture and the art of fruit growing.***In addition to its practical applications British Pomology also delves into the cultural and economic importance of fruit in British society. Hogg emphasizes the role of fruit cultivation in rural life and its contribution to local economies. The book reflects Hogg's passion for horticulture and his dedication to preserving traditional fruit varieties. Through detailed descriptions and illustrations readers gain insight into the evolution of fruit cultivation practices in Britain. This work not only celebrates the beauty of fruit but also highlights the importance of biodiversity in agriculture.