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The Cottage gardeners'' dictionary : describing the plants, fruits, and vegetables desirable for the garden, and explaining the terms and operations employed in their cultivation ; with an alphabetical list of synonymes

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Author(s): Johnson, George William
Publication Date: 1863.
Publisher(s): Henry G. Bohn
Contributor(s): Biodiversity Heritage Library
Collection(s): Biodiversity Heritage Library
Category: Others
Subject(s): Gardening--Dictionaries.
Keywords: Gardening Dictionaries.

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