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Pears

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Jim Arbury and Sally Pinhey
103 pages, 15 col plates, 1 col photo
Publisher: Wells & Winter
Pears
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  • Pears ISBN: 9780953213603 Hardback Oct 1998 Out of Print #82142
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A beautifully produced compendium of pears, exquisitely illustrated by Sally Pinhey's water colour paintings, with imaginative and well laid out keys to each fruit. In this book, fifty-five of the more important and best known cultivars grown in Britain are described and illustrated, with details of characteristics of identification including the weight of the fruit and the length of the leaf petiole. It includes a history of the pear and a section on cultivation.

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Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Jim Arbury and Sally Pinhey
103 pages, 15 col plates, 1 col photo
Publisher: Wells & Winter
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