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Fruits of Warm Climates
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Fruits of Warm Climates
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/
List and description of fruits, including lesser-known varieties, that grow in tropical and subtropical climates.
Home Gardening
Mar 29, 2008
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Includes gardening calendars, general orchard preparation and maintenance tips, specific fruit species information, and glossary.
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Homepage of an e-newsletter covering rare, primarily tropical and sub-tropical, home fruit cultivation. Subscription information and back issues archive.
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List and description of fruits, including lesser-known varieties, that grow in tropical and subtropical climates.
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Research institution specializing in plant pathology and entomology of deciduous fruit trees. Includes photographs of fruit trees afflicted by numerous plagues.
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A Pennsylvania based group of amateur growers. Cultivar recommendations and photographs, photographs of espaliered fruit trees, bibliography.
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Membership information, seed bank, book reviews, local chapter information, plant descriptions, member nurseries and fruit sources.
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An organization of amateur growers of fruits and nuts. Description of organization and membership information, links to local and plant-specific interest groups, list of nurserymen.
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Newsletters, factsheets and other information from the University of Minnesota cooperative extension.
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A non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the propagation and distribution of new species. Meetings, membership, fruit species profiles, and recipes.
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