Individuals

• Desmond Layne, Ph.D. President of the PawPaw Foundation and former Curator, USDA National Clonal Germplasm Repository for Asimina spp., Kentucky State University, Frankfort, KY.
• Don't Panic, Eat Organic - California Certified Organic Cherimoya Grower.
• Leo Manuel, CRFG member's Rare Fruit Page
• The Pollination Scene -- lots of information on pollinators and pollenizers by Dave Green.
• Phillip Gibson's Durian Page.
• Lon J. Rombough's Home Page. Breeding & testing of new and unsual fruits, nuts & other edibles, and sale of some plant material, especially grapes. Also writing and consulting.
• John A. Keslick, Jr. Professional Modern Arborist and Tree Biologist Organic Tree Treatment Web Site and Tree Dictionary.
• Selected information from Know & Enjoy Tropical Fruit by Jim Darley
• Information on a quantity of plants growing in Phoenix, Arizona, including a good number of rare fruits. by CRFG member Philippe Faucon.
• Photos from the University of Florida Tropical Research Education Center by Ian Maguire of the Virtual Field Laboratory project
• Cindi's Catalog of Garden Catalogs - over 1800 mail-order catalog resources in the US and Canada for the gardener
• Peter's Fruit Page - An interesting collection of links from a widely-traveled Dutch aficionado of fruit
• England's Orchard and Nursery - A Kentucky nursery specializing in nut trees but with other things of interest, such as pawpaws
• Fruit Lover's Nursery - Fruit-related links from a nursery in Pahoa, Hawaii
• Santol's Tropical Fruit Home Page - Bruce Livingston ("Santol"), speaker at the 2001 Festival of Fruit in Phoenix, offers photos, facts and tours
• Rick Walker - A site showing you how to propagate using tissue culture in your home kitchen.
• Phoenix Tropicals - a web site built by an Arizona CRFG member, Matthew Keller, dedicated to growing tropicals and subtropicals in the desert.
• Encanto Farms - CRFG member Jon Verdick's site featuring his collection of over 200 varieties of fruiting plants, including 60+ figs and 60+ bananas.
• Neal Peterson - A pawpaw site (under development), Neal offers varieties of trees from West Virginia for sale.
• Andy's Orchard - Web site featuring the orchard of Andy Mariani, CRFG member and stone fruit expert, who grows "artisanal fruit".
• Southern Matters - CRFG member Bill Outlaw's page on sugar cane and other edible plants.
• Mangosteen - An excellent informational site on this most wonderful fruit.Good photos as well.
• Rambutan - A site extolling the vitrues of this fruit.
• Pomper on Growing Pawpaws - Dr. Kirk Pomper's talk from the 2003 Pawpaw Festival in Ohio.
• Citrus North - A bulletin board for discussion about growing citrus and tropicals in the Northern part of the Northern Hemisphere.

Don't forget about the alt.agriculture.fruit, sci.agriculture.fruit, rec.gardens and rec.gardens.edible UseNet news groups.

More links will be added here as we find them (and find the time to update this page.)