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Bunyard,
Fruit Garden, 1904 Bagenal,
Fruit Growing, 1939 Silbereisen, Obstsorten-Atlas Leroy, Pomologie, 1869
Bunyard,
Fruit Garden, 1904
Bunyard, Fruit...
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Bunyards Nursery (also
known as
Bunyard & Co., or
Bunyard's Royal Nursery) was a
nursery founded in 1796 at Allington, near Maidstone. It specialised...
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Edward Ashdown Bunyard (14
December 1878 – 19
October 1939) was a
British horticulturalist, food
writer and
apple enthusiast known for his
books The Anatomy...
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Stuart Bunyard (17
October 1939 – 10 May 2018) was a
South African cricketer who pla**** first-class
cricket from 1959 to 1963. A fast bowler,
Bunyard made...
- States. The
station is
currently owned by Jay W.
Bunyard &
Teresa Bunyard,
through licensee Bunyard Broadcasting, Inc. "Facility
Technical Data for KDQN"...
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Britt Bunyard (born
August 5, 1966) is an
American mycologist and
author known for his
contributions to the
field of mycology. He
serves as the editor-in-chief...
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Allan –
cello Michael Siddell –
violin (also of The
Leisure Society) Ivan
Bunyard –
drums Harrison Cargill – guitar,
mandolin (replacement
guitar when Mumford...
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Bobby Hopper Tunnel Entering the
tunnel northbound Overview Other name(s)
Bunyard Tunnel (prior to designation)
Location Unnamed mountain near Winslow, Arkansas...
- 1952
Robert Hogg, The
Fruit Manual, 1875. Hogg, The
Fruit Manual, 1884
Bunyard,
Hardy Fruits, 1920
Deutschlands Obstsorten Nederlandse Fruitsoorten, 1942...
- in 1894
called it the best pear in the world. It was
praised by
Edward Bunyard in his "Anatomy of Dessert" (1929), in
which he
described it as having...
