The farmers' and gardeners' hive [microform] : shewing the expense and profit attending the cultivation of three hundred acres of land ... : also, a treatise on the cultivation of the peach : to which is added a number of recipes, to protect all sorts of fruit trees, vegetables, &c. ... / by Joseph P. Casey.

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