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The Color Master

Aimee Bender

2013

A day at the apple orchard

Megan Faulkner

2005

Ida B. ...and Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, and (Possibly) Save the World

Alberto Jimenez Rioja, Katherine Hannigan

2004

The fruits and fruit-trees of America, or, The culture, propagation, and management, in the garden and orchard, of fruit-trees generally

A. J. Downing, Charles Downing

1845

Traditional Orcharding

Fred C. Sears

2003

Hidden Places

Lynn N. Austin

2001

Applying the dormant spray economically

E. J. Newcomer

1962

Simple living

Frank Levering, Wanda Urbanska

1993

Family Trees

Kerstin March

2015

The fruit garden

Barry, P., Patrick Barry

1851

From nursery to orchard

James Ervin Parker

1913

Sweetwater gap

Denise Hunter

2008

Rotten to the Core

Sheila Connolly

2009

Orchard at the Edge of Town

Shirlee McCoy

2015

Apple orchard bride

Jessica Keller

2016

Bitter harvest

Sheila Connolly

2012

Vanishing apples

Gail Herman

2006

Apples (I Know That! (Food))

Claire Llewellyn

2004

The Red Fort of Shahjahanabad

Anisha Shekhar Mukherji

2002

Apple-picking day!

Samantha Brooke

2007

The orchardist

Amanda Coplin

2012

Trouble in Yakima Valley

Joan Rawlins Biggar

1998

Apples Galore!

Jane O'Connor

2013

The biggest apple ever

Steven Kroll

2011

Orchard Odyssey

Naomi Slade, James Wong

2016

The standard cyclopedia of horticulture

L. H. (Liberty Hyde), - Bailey, L. H. Bailey, Liberty H. Bailey

1916

Picked to Die

Sheila Connolly

2014

Some fruit wisdom

Continental Plant Co

1914

The apple orchard

Susan Childress

2013

The fruits and fruit trees of Monticello

Peter J. Hatch

1998

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