Subtropical Vegetable-Gardening | Nature

THE Rural Science Series, under the able editorship of Prof. L. H. Bailey, enjoys a deserved reputation for the high standard of excellence reached by its constituent volumes, and the one

before us is no exception in this respect. Those whose lot is cast in the hotter parts of the world ought to be grateful to Mr. Rolfs for his practical and sensible worli on subtropical

vegetable growing. The author is the director of the experimental station of Florida. In America the exploitation of the land is looked on as a proposition of chief importance, and much

enterprise, brains, and money are devoted to the solution of the multifarious problems that confront the cultivator.

By P. H. Rolfs. Pp. xviii + 309. (New York: The Macmillan Company; London: Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1916.) Price 6s. 6d. net.

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