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Ingenious Mr Fairchild : The Forgotten Father of the Flower Garden

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Format Paperback / softback
ISBN-10 0571290272
ISBN-13 9780571290277
Edition Main
Publisher Faber & Faber
Imprint Faber & Faber
Country of Manufacture GB
Country of Publication GB
Publication Date Mar 15th, 2012
Print length 296 Pages
Weight 326 grams
Dimensions 19.60 x 12.50 x 2.30 cms
KSh 2,800.00
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By the early eighteenth century botanists were inching towards the shocking truth that plants had male and female organs and reproduced sexually. The first person to realize the practical implications of this was London nurseryman and author Thomas Fairchild. This title offers details about the life and times of Fairchild.

By the early eighteenth century botanists were inching towards the shocking truth that plants had male and female organs and reproduced sexually. The first person to realize the practical implications of this was London nurseryman and author Thomas Fairchild. By transferring the pollen of a sweet William into the pistil of a carnation, he created a new plant that became known as ''Fairchild''s Mule'': the first man-made hybrid in Europe. But this primitive form of genetic engineering aroused a scientific and religious furore.
Michael Leapman offers fascinating and colourful detail about the life and times of Fairchild, a troubled, gentle soul whose pioneering work changed the course of horticulture and paved the way for the growth of gardening as a cultural obsession.
''A beguiling perambulation around the Georgian nursery trade.'' Sir Roy Strong, Daily Mail


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