Volume 27, No. 2 - March/April 1995

The Wild West Opens up to Rare-Fruit Growers

Roger and Shirley Meyer give details of a visitor-exchange program between Western Australia's WANATCA and CRFG

Cactus: Source of Perhaps the Perfect Fruit

Cactus varieties are easy to cultivate and generous in their food value, says Alice Ramirez

Medlars: A Rare Rare Fruit

Cosmetic it isn't, reports C.T. Kennedy, but if you dig the weird, the medlar is it

Citrus in Containers in the Greenhouse

Paul Moore lists the most reliable citrus varieties for indoor cultivation and gives advice on growing them

Deer Fencing and Deer Sprays

Give deer a lesson on electricity and they won't come back, but if they do, spraying works well, says David Kuchta

Springtime Thoughts

If the flowers smell sweet, can the fruit be far behind? Ask Ben Poirier

The Edible Biblical Garden

Ed Hager undertakes a challenging task and finds his rewards

The Role of Earthworms in Healthy Soils

Looking for hard-working help in the garden? Bring back the earthworm

Gibberellic Acid for Seed Germination

The Seed Bank sells GA. Should you buy it?

I Think A Can

Edna Hrdock-Haase beats the water-penetration barrier with bottomless gallon cans

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Bits & Pieces
Book Review and Book List
Container Gardening (Tomatoes)
CRFG Kitchen
CRFG Services and Chapters
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Marketplace
President's Message
Seed Bank
Vegetable Patch