The reality, however, is that horticulture--that is, both market-gardening and fruit culture--has been brought in America to a high degree of perfection.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “The reality, however, is that horticulture--that is, both market-gardening and fruit culture--has been brought in…”
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Kropotkin emphasizes the advancements in horticulture in America, highlighting its success and potential.
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