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28 avril 2019
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shannonkearns, « How to Craft the Perfect Orchard », Digital Recipe Books Project, ID : 10.58079/nwgp
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If like me, living in a city means you don’t really have much garden space, so I can say I have never grown anything before in my life. But this hasn’t always been the case. From the first half of the twentieth century, orchard gardens began propping up all over England on the properties of high-status houses, sometimes owned by religious orders or noblemen. Particularly in Greater London’s county of Herefordshire, fruit orchards were easy to come across due to its excellent microclimate, wh...