
Volume 29, No. 6 - November/December 1997
U.S $3.00; Foreign Surface $4.00; Foreign Air $5.00
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- Origin of the 'Selma' Cherimoya
- Paul Thomson relates the origin of this cherimoya and how it
got its name
- Remembering the 1997 Festival of Fruit
- Excerpts from handouts and talks by Desmond R. Layne on
pawpaws, Bob Hornback on Burbank's experiments in cactus breeding, and
Andy Mariani on stone fruits for milder climates*
- New Citrus Varieties for California
- Dr. Tracy L. Kahn and Ottillia Bier report on the breeding
program of the Citrus Variety Collection at UC Riverside
- It Isn't Exactly Eden
- Allison Yerger and Dick Gross tell how the Subtropical
Demonstration Garden in Phoenix got started
- Import/Export Regulations for Horticultural Germplasm
- The intricacies of importing seeds and vegetative materials are
explained by George White, National Clonal Germplasm Depository at Davis
- News Notes from a New Zealand Nursery
- Four tricks for improving your plants from Bernard King
- Drying Persimmons the Old-Fashioned Way
- Mits Kawahara tells how to dry persimmons without an electric
dehydrator
- Horticultural Air Defense
- To keep the birds from sampling your fruit, you may need an
active means of intimidation, writes Herbert Baehre
- CRFG News
- Photo Contest Winners
- Departments
- Ask the Experts
Book Reviews
Container Gardening (Best Tropicals)
CRFG Kitchen
CRFG Services and Chapters
Letters
Marketplace
Organic Gardening Q&A (Leaving Leaves)
President's Message
Publications & Merchandise List
Seed Bank
Vegetable Patch (Tomato Hybrids)
*Andy's
handout from the Festival of Fruit (not
the Fruit Gardener article) is available on-line
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