Orange County Chapter CRFG

California Rare Fruit Growers is a membership of like-minded experimenters and enthusiasts dedicated to:

1. Conducting research on hardiness, propagation, and growing requirements of rare fruits under California conditions

2. Introducing and distributing new fruits potentially adaptable to California;

3. Selecting superior varieties of established fruits better suited to specific areas and growing conditions;

4. Exchanging seed, cuttings, scion wood, layers, etc., with each other primarily for home utilization and to fulfill the needs of the small farmer or urban hobby grower;

5. Publishing pertinent information regarding the above activities;

6. Adhering to Federal, State and County agricultural regulations.

To download and print a membership application see Orange County

For membership benefits and more information see CRFG

Our next meeting is on Thursday, June 21st at 7:30pm.

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has an important news release which can be viewed at Citrus Disease HLB and for the quarantine area go to Maps.

Note: Due to our change in Internet Service Provider there will be some changes in website format but all of the previous content will be gradually restored.

Grafting DVD

Sorry!!

All Sold!!

But new

copies are

coming

soon!!

CRFG Membership with  an OC Chapter newsletter

from $35/yr

The chapter bylaws as amended in 09/09 may be reviewed at BYLAWS

You're encouraged to attend and participate in the 2012 Festival of

Fruit, the Year of the Heirloom Fruit, to be held in conjunction with the

2nd Annual National Heirloom Exposition, Sept 11, 12, 13th, Sonoma

County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa, CA. See Events for more details.