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Excerpt from The Practical Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Gardener's Companion: With a Calendar
The small but very comprehensive work here pre sented to the American public, is the production of one who for more than thirty years was secretary of the Caledonian Horticultural Society, and who enjoyed every facility for acquiring the very best information relating to the subjects upon which he treats. That it has been favorably received in England and Scotland, would seem very clear from the fact of its having gone to a fourth edition in a very short time. The treatise pre sents, in a condensed form, a summary view of the con dition of horticultural knowledge in Britain, and espe cially in Scotland, from whence we derive the most intelligent and successful gardeners. The superior skill of these in the management of plants and the culture of many rare kinds of fruit, is doubtless owing in a great degree to the extraordinary exertions they have been accustomed to put forth to secure success in a climate far less genial to fruits and ¿owers than that of most parts of the United States. In endeavoring to adapt this valuable manual to the condition of things in the United States, it has been thought best to retain all the.
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