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Introduction. pp. 3
Relation of the home garden to the fruit interests. pp. 3
Influence of amateur fruit growers upon communities. pp. 4
Changed conditions of fruit culture. pp. 4
Advantages and pleasures of the home fruit garden. pp. 4
The cultivation of a home fruit garden. pp. 5
Soil. pp. 6
Planting. pp. 7
Pruning. pp. 8
Protection. pp. 9
Methods of adapting plants to conditions. pp. 10
Dwarfing and grafting. pp. 10
Combining plants of various habits of growth. pp. 11
Combined fruit and vegetable garden. pp. 13
Fruit-bearing plants that can be grown on an area of 60 by 80 feet. pp. 14
Vegetable plants that can be grown on an area of 40 by 80 feet. pp. 14
Allotment of fruits for gardens of different sizes. pp. 15
Varieties of fruits for home gardens of different areas. pp. 15.
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"The article appears in the Yearbook of the Department for 1901."
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{{cite book|author1=L. C. Corbett |author2=United States. Department of Agriculture. National Agricultural Library. |date=1905 |title=The home fruit garden |publication-place=Washington, D.C |publisher=U.S. Dept. of Agriculture |oclc=4762708 |ol=60005138M}}