There is just reason to think that vine-culture might reach a development along the southern slope of the Republican Bluffs not surpassed in the most favorable positions east of California. ❋ Various (N/A)
By this time, also, Ohio vine-culture has attained a development which justifies an occasional train entirely devoted to pipes of still Catawba and baskets of the sparkling brands. ❋ Various (N/A)
It is well known that California has within her borders five million acres of land suitable for vine-culture. ❋ Various (N/A)
There are thousands of acres of land scattered over the State, admirably adapted to vine-culture, which may be purchased at from one to two dollars per acre. ❋ Various (N/A)
Considerable space is devoted to vine-culture, where, besides many other kinds, we found Californian grapes flourishing; and in addition there are numerous orchards and collections of fruit trees, the variety of which testifies to the richness and productiveness of the soil. ❋ James Samuelson (N/A)
They refer to the vine-culture of the sanctuaries of ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
Following his lead, she began to ask questions about the vineyard, and, when he told her he feared he knew very little about his work, suggested that he should read up on vine-culture and make it the best-paying vineyard in the State. ❋ Myrtle Reed (1892)
He had ordered several books on the subject of vine-culture, and was reading a great deal, though a close observer might have noted long intervals in which he took no heed of the book, but stared dreamily into space. ❋ Myrtle Reed (1892)
And in this year -- 1492 -- we find Leonardo at Vigevano with the Moro in March, making designs for a new staircase for the Sforzesca, and studying vine-culture, and later in the summer drawing plans of a bath-room for Duchess Beatrice, and of a pavilion with a round cupola for the duke's labyrinth in the gardens of the Castello. ❋ Julia Mary Cartwright Ady (1887)
The restaurant of the Hôtel Brun is the one where the passing Anglo-Saxon generally takes his meals and a chat with the proprietor, who is generally addressed as Frank, is entertaining, for he owns vineyards behind the town, which he is happy to show to any one interested in vine-culture, and he makes his wine after the French manner. ❋ Algernon Bastard (1885)
The salt air of the sea-coast is not conducive to vine-culture, and only the most vigorous, like the Concord and ❋ Edward Payson Roe (1863)
Those, however, whose tastes carry them to such lengths in vine-culture will be sure to purchase exhaustive treatises on the subject, and will therefore give no heed to these simple practical chapters. ❋ Edward Payson Roe (1863)
The Vineyard -- well, the system of vine-culture of some of the organizations is a trifle obscure. " ❋ Frank Frankfort Moore (1893)
