Success with Small Fruits

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Success with Small Fruits

by Edward Payson Roe

EN·~11 hours·74 chapters

Chapters

74 total
1

FROM WHOM I SHALL ESTEEM IT A PRIVILEGE TO LEARN IN COMING YEARS AS I HAVE IN THE PAST - PREFACE

4:18
2

CORNWALL-ON-THE-HUDSON, NEW YORK. - PREFACE TO THE NEW EDITION

7:12
3

CHAPTER I - PRELIMINARY PARLEY

11:36
4

CHAPTER II - THE FRUIT GARDEN

17:40
5

CHAPTER III - SMALL FRUIT FARMING AND ITS PROFITS

14:05
6

"YIELD AND PROFIT

3:18
7

CHAPTER IV - STRAWBERRIES: THE FIVE SPECIES AND THEIR HISTORY

22:21
8

CHAPTER V - IDEAL STEAWBERRIES VERSUS THOSE OF THE FIELD AND MARKET

8:29
9

CHAPTER VI - CHOICE OF SOIL AND LOCATION

6:07
10

CHAPTER VII - PREPARING AND ENRICHING THE SOIL

20:32

Description

This charming volume invites readers back to the timeless pleasure of cultivating a garden, with a special focus on the modest yet rewarding world of small fruits. The author weaves practical horticultural guidance—choosing varieties, planting, and caring for strawberries, raspberries, and other humble berries—into a lyrical meditation on humanity’s ancestral connection to the earth. Illustrated throughout, the book balances clear instructions with vivid descriptions that echo the colors and scents of a summer orchard.

Beyond the how‑to, the work reflects on the moral and aesthetic virtues of gardening, suggesting that tending a modest plot can nurture both the body and the spirit. Drawing on the wisdom of celebrated horticulturists and the author's own observations, it offers readers a gentle, almost poetic roadmap to creating their own Eden, whether on a city balcony or a country yard. The tone remains conversational, making even the most technical details feel accessible and enjoyable.

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Language

en

Duration

~11 hours (633K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-07-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Edward Payson Roe

Edward Payson Roe

1838–1888

Best known for blending warmhearted fiction with practical advice about country life, this 19th-century American writer reached a wide audience with novels that were both moral and deeply readable. Before turning fully to literature, he also served as a Presbyterian minister and a Civil War chaplain.

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